partaker
- noun
- /pɑrˈteɪkər/
- Formal
- Luckily, I listened when warned by partakers of the dangers of such kinds of activity before I became immersed in it.
One has the sense that he's, if not a connoisseur, at least a, you know, a now and then partaker.
- One has the sense that he's, if not a connoisseur, at least a, you know, a now and then partaker.
Examples
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For he that biddeth him Godspeed is partaker of his evil deeds.
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One who is silent when there are those around him in sin becomes a partaker with them (Eph. 5:7).
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I do all things for the sake of the gospel so that I may become a fellow partaker of it.
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Be not ye therefore partakers with them.
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Rich and poor alike, the learned and the ignorant, one and all, are partakers of this sad and painful inheritance of the fall of man.
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Anyone with access to virtual forums concerned with certain issues, and with sufficient communication skills that enable participation in their discussions, may become a partaker in the given public.
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For practically all people, the role of listener is foremost, across the continuum from professionals in music to casual partakers.
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At the festival, every partaker enjoyed the music and food with great enthusiasm.
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During the meeting, each partaker contributed ideas on how to improve community services.
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As a partaker in the charity run, she felt a sense of pride in helping those in need.
Synonyms
A person who joins an activity or event
A person who works with others to do something for a shared purpose
A person who takes part in an activity or event
Antonyms
How Much They Participate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Partaker comes from the simple words part ('a piece' or 'share') and take ('to get' or 'have'), so it literally means someone who 'takes a part' of something. That's why a partaker is a person who shares in or takes part in an activity, experience, or benefit.