assister
- noun
- /əˈsɪstər/
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ayudante
- The coach praised the assister for supporting the team during the match.
Examples
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She is a valuable assister in our charity organization.
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In the hospital, every assister plays a vital role in patient care.
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During the charity event, an assister guided the guests to their seats.
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The assister helped the elderly woman cross the street.
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The teacher acted as an assister during the group project, helping students understand the concepts.
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After the accident, a local resident became an assister by providing first aid to the injured.
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Many organizations are looking for an assister to help people navigate the application process for benefits.
Synonyms
833
1.0
A person who helps someone with their work or tasks
365
3.5
A person who helps someone in a job, for example a teacher or politician
203
1.0
A person or thing that helps you do something
136
2.8
A person who serves or helps people in a public place
79
1.0
A person who does tasks for others, for example at events
79
3.2
A person who helps someone who is ill, elderly, or has a disability with daily tasks
50
4.2
A person who helps others in need
15
4.3
A person who helps strangers without expecting anything in return
10
6.0
A person who helps staff or members in an organization
6
3.4
A person who looks after someone who is ill, older, or cannot look after themselves, often as a job
3
7.0
A person who helps and supports their partner in life
3
4.7
A person who helps someone in need, for example with first aid
1
9.9
A person who supports and cares for their partner
A person or thing that helps someone with a task
A person who helps others by doing favors or small services
A person who helps and looks after someone with daily needs
A person who helps others in trouble
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Morphology
Etymology
Assister comes from the verb assist, from the old Latin parts ad- 'to' and sistere 'stand', so it originally meant 'to stand by'. So an assister is someone who 'stands by' to help or give support.