Offer and Perform

Offer

Offer verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.

Usage example: a summer theater offering a full schedule of musicals to the vacationing public

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Perform and offer are semantically related In some cases you can use "Perform" instead a verb "Offer".

Nearby Words: offered, offering, offerer, offeree

Perform verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.

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Offer and perform are semantically related in act topic. Sometimes you can use "Offer" instead a verb "Perform".

job	offer job	perform job
sex	offer sex	perform sex
service	offer service	perform service
variety	offer variety	perform variety
Other words: number, time, way, sacrifices.

When Tori comes to watch Jade perform and offer moral support, Jade says that this is all wrong, that this was supposed to be Tori's time to shine.

Source: Ironic Echo / Live-Action TV
The Gambling Addict: Raoul de Chagny, which leaves the family Trapped by Gambling Debts and thus accepting the lucrative offer extended to Christine to perform in the U.S.

Source: Theatre / Love Never Dies
It's not until Captain Sheridan and the rest of the senior crew offer him a way out that he's finally able to escape his dilemma—thankfully, before he's forced to perform any actual evil.

Source: Tragic Villain

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