adopter
- noun
- /əˈdɑptər/
- The British arts educator was an early adopter of e-portfolios, seeing their potential to enhance teaching and learning.
- early adopters
- potential adopters
- new adopters
And so when I learned about this, I realized that the way you talk to the early adopters is by starting with why?
- And so when I learned about this, I realized that the way you talk to the early adopters is by starting with why?
- Order effect, essentially what you had was no incentive to accept something because the early adopters paid the highest price.
- So in high school I switched and I started to, I was like early adopter of of cycling and triathlon in America.
- OK, as far as crypto goes, like I'm not, I was just an early adopter of the technology and I just like how it operates.
- The recent boom in EV sales was led by technology enthusiasts and early adopters, the kind of people who love having the latest new technology.
- So my wife is the early adopter.
- Like you were early, like early adopter, early fan of, of kettlebell training.
Examples
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Thanks for engaging in this conversation with me and sharing your thoughts on the early adopter work.
Academic text (2015) -
Innovators often seek support from early adopters who are eager to try out their groundbreaking ideas.
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So companies can still enter, become the early adopter in their sectors and get the benefits that normally go with that.
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I was an early adopter of being an over share on social media and that felt really radical.
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Teachers Reflect on the Early Adopter Program to Implement the Common Core State Standards.
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So I'm a late but sort of recent adopter of finding more interesting curated news sources.
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The recent boom in EV sales was led by technology enthusiasts and early adopters, the kind of people who love having the latest new technology.
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A few classroom teachers became early adopters and used the learning commons as an expansion to their current classrooms.
Academic text (2014) -
Berwick (2003) argued that finding and supporting early adopters is crucial to effective diffusion within the health care community.
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AND WE HAVE TO STAND TALL AND PROUD AS BITCOINERS AND EARLY ADOPTERS.
Antonyms
How Early
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Morphology
Etymology
Adopter comes from the Latin parts ad- 'to' and optare 'choose', the same root as opt and option. That's why an adopter can be someone who 'chooses to take up' a new idea, product, or technology early.