verb
definition
To make tender or delicate; to weaken.
definition
To feel tenderly towards; to regard fondly or with consideration.
verb
definition
To work on a tender.
verb
definition
To offer, to give.
example
to tender one’s resignation
definition
To offer a payment, as at sales or auctions.
noun
definition
The offering of a tender, or bid.
Examples of tendering in a Sentence
By tendering coin of the time of Decius at a baker's shop he roused suspicion, and was taken before the authorities as a dishonest finder of hidden treasure.
There is a huge amount said for public body tendering.
No Catholic was allowed arms, two justices being empowered to search; and if he had a good horse any Protestant might claim it on tendering 1-5.
In recent years, with such changes as compulsory competitive tendering, we have seen public sector managers become increasingly businesslike and innovative.
Now based at Babcock BES, Graeme works in the business process improvement team developing the estimating and tendering process for naval ship refit.
A national tendering process was carried out to identify the 27 pilot programs.
When tendering your resignation, it may seem like a good idea to take the opportunity to tell the boss exactly what you think of him or her before you go, but don't do this.