0 past simple and past participle of tender
1 If you tender for a job, you make a formal offer to do it for a stated price:
He hoped that no changes would be made to the old customary estates and tendered a proviso to that effect.
Construction contracts were tendered locally and therefore came as a boost to local resource and manufacturing industries.
However, the pressure on architecture is often to disintegrate in the search for independent processes which may be individually programmed and competitively tendered.
The bill of fees and disbursements tendered by their attorney amounted to £111-10-10, taxed to £102-12-11.
Numerous explanations of split-ticket voting have been tendered in the literature.
However, for some music teachers this may sometimes be cumbersome, notwithstanding the arguments tendered in favour of authenticity and context.
At first, this would appear to violate the hypothesis tendered above.
Swartwout also tendered his resignation that year; at 66, the controversy may have been too much for him.
