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

Matched Categories

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. Michael Waltz:

   This was a non-rejection rejection. At the end of the day, NBC is doing the bidding of the Chinese Communist Party and all of these companies that preach social justice here at home are turning a blind eye to it.

2. Ben Ginsberg:

   President Donald Trump should only hope that he takes this case in Pennsylvania up to the Supreme Court, because President Donald Trump will explode the other myth that judges are just going to lay down for him and do his bidding, because they are Republican judges.

3. Chairman Manoj Upadhyay:

   There is a chance we can go to 455 MW depending on the bidding criteria.

4. Chief Executive Richard Howson:

   It's actually well timed ... the hiatus in awards from government gives us the breathing room to mobilise these contracts much more effectively this year, we fully expect in the fourth quarter to have clarity from the departments on their future programmes, a return to decision making and bidding for central government departments.

5. H. E. Martz:

   He who builds a better mousetrap these days runs into material shortages, patent-infringement suits, work stoppages, collusive bidding, discount discrimination--and taxes."