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"Tender Yourself More Dearly": Meaning in Professional & Personal Contexts
To tender oneself more dearly = to increase one's perceived value, appeal, or worthiness.
Professional
Highlight unique skills, quantify achievements, demonstrate enthusiasm, align with employer needs.
Personal/Relational
Show attentiveness, affection, reliability; invest in self-improvement.
Root: tender (offer, present) + dearly (at high value). Archaic/literary; modern equivalent: "position yourself advantageously."
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