filterer
- noun
- /ˈfɪltərər/
:
filtro
- A skilled filterer can separate useful information from irrelevant details quickly.
Examples
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As a data filterer, the software blocks unwanted emails from reaching your inbox.
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The filterer in the aquarium keeps the water clean for the fish.
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The filterer removed all impurities from the water.
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Who is the best filterer in the lab?
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The engineer designed a new filterer to purify the water supply from contaminants.
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As a dedicated researcher, she was one of the best filterers of scientific data to ensure accuracy.
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In the digital age, many people act as filterers of information, deciding what content to share on social media.
Synonyms
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A thing that removes unwanted parts from water, air, light and sound
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A person or company that cleans and improves things like oil, sugar and metals by removing unwanted parts
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A machine that removes dust and small particles from the air as it passes through
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A machine that cleans water or air by removing harmful substances
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A machine that removes harmful chemicals from gases before release
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A machine with a filter that removes dust and small particles from the air
A person or thing that removes unwanted parts to make something clean
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Etymology
Filterer comes from the basic word filter, which is built on the idea of passing something through a cloth or small holes to keep some parts and remove others, and the ending -er means 'one who'. So a filterer is 'one who' removes unwanted things by letting the wanted parts pass through, like a water filter or a kitchen sifter.