Offered and Put on

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Put on and offered are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Put on" instead an adjective "Offered".

Nearby Words: offer, offering, offerer, offeree

Put on adjective - Adopted in order to deceive.

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Offered and put on are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Offered" instead an adjective "Put on".

Similarly, JIM, the creator behind the Neurotically Yours series, was offered several times to have his creation put on TV shows or on a more broadcasted network on the Internet.

Source: Doing It for the Art
After the game's horrible reception for its bad launch, the game was taken off Steam, put on GameJolt for free instead, and refunds were offered to everyone who had bought the game.

Source: Useful Notes / Steam
It gets so bad that, in-universe, a reward is offered to whoever can kill Caster first, and the entire Holy Grail War is put on hold until then.

Source: Adult Fear / Anime and Manga

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