preferrer
- noun
- /prɪˈfɜrər/
- Formal
- The committee listened carefully to the preferrer before making their decision.
Examples
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As the preferrer of the petition, she was asked to address the council directly.
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The preferrer submitted the form.
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The preferrer of the complaint provided detailed evidence to support the allegations.
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The preferrer of the complaint submitted it yesterday.
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The preferrer of the complaint outlined the issues during the meeting.
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After reviewing the evidence, the preferrer submitted the formal charge to the committee.
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As the preferrer of the petition, she hoped it would bring about real change.
Synonyms
A person who brings a case against someone in court
A person who formally asks a court or official for something
A person who makes a legal claim in court against someone
A person who asks for money or a right they say is theirs
A person or organization who sends official papers to a court
A person who sends an application, proposal, or document for others to consider
A person who writes a formal letter or petition to an official
A person who asks a court or government body to make a formal decision
A person who asks an authority to take official action
A person or group who asks a court to make an order
A person who makes a formal complaint at work or in a legal case
A person who starts a court case to get money or a right
A person who starts a court case to claim something
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Preferrer comes from the parts pre- ('before') and fer ('to carry'), so it originally meant 'to carry something before' someone important. That's why a preferrer can be a person who brings a complaint or petition and formally presents it to a court or council.