Synonyms for bidding
ˈbɪd ɪŋbid·ding

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1. command, bid, bidding, dictationnoun

   an authoritative direction or instruction to do something

   Synonyms:
   play, statement, command, tender, control, program line, dictation, mastery, instruction, summons, bid

2. bidding, summonsnoun

   a request to be present

   "they came at his bidding"

   Synonyms:
   command, bid, process, dictation, summons

3. bid, biddingnoun

   (bridge) the number of tricks a bridge player is willing to contract to make

   Synonyms:
   tender, command, play, bid, dictation, summons

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1. • Bridge
   • Speech Act
   • Statement

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1. biddingnoun

   Synonyms:
   command, order, direction, injunction, precept, behest, requisition, mandate, appointment

2. biddingnoun

   Synonyms:
   offer (of a price), bid, proposal

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1. biddingnoun

   Synonyms:
   command, order, behest, dictation, offer, bid

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1. List of paraphrases for "bidding":

   tender, tendering, bid, auction, solicitation, submission, bids

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1. Former US President Obama:

   The closest friends that I have made, the start of my life in public service, the values that I learned here in Chicago and we've now passed on to our children, I owe it all to this community. Although we had a formal bidding process to determine where the presidential library was going to be, the fact of the matter was, it had to be right here on the South Side of Chicago.

2. Pat Finn:

   We continue to engage all four of them, we have had some comments (such as) 'If changes are not made in such a place then we would frankly consider possibly not bidding.'.

3. Robert Boland:

   The athletes that are able to leave the country now are finished products, they create bidding wars among the teams. If players were free to move and play, we will probably see more ... coming into the market.

4. Bob Dorfman:

   The chances (for the U.S.) are good, it's a good time to be bidding, the economy seems to be doing pretty well. It's a chance for a city to really shine, a chance for the United States to show its might and its economic clout. It certainly feels like it's the U.S.'s turn.

5. Ted Budd:

   The prospect of Russia funneling money to U.S. environmental groups to do Russia’s bidding and actively oppose U.S. energy is a dangerous form of interference in our politics, it is time to shine a light on how and why green energy groups undermine American energy dominance, destroy American jobs, and weaken America on the world stage.