matchmaker
- noun
- /ˈmæʧˌmeɪkər/
- Texting
- The platform serves as a digital matchmaker, helping users find potential friends or collaborators.
- play matchmaker
- online matchmaker
- matchmaker can help
And so we I I own a matchmaking company matchmakers in the city.
- And so we I I own a matchmaking company matchmakers in the city.
Examples
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Online matchmakers often use algorithms to pair individuals based on their interests and preferences.
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However, online matchmakers' escalating claims that their services derive from scientific methods remain questionable because solid empirical evidence for such claims is rarely offered.
Academic text (2004) -
We just announced our "Sweet Deal" campaign, a creative effort to play matchmaker for our many available Chihuahuas.
Blog text (11) -
GamingClimax also offers its unique and exclusive Matchmaker feature.
Blog text (25) -
Here, NATO can act as a matchmaker, bringing nations together to identify what they can do jointly at a lower cost, more efficiently, and with less risk.
Academic text (2011) -
After uploading their profiles, users can connect through the matchmaker's website to explore shared goals.
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Etymology
Matchmaker is also used for a service or app that 'makes matches' between people or things, because match means a 'pair' and maker means 'one who makes'. So a matchmaker today can be a dating app or platform that pairs people by their profiles and choices.