promoter
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4.2
- noun
- /prəˈmoʊtər/
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promotor
- The social workers as group leaders are role models, facilitators, teachers, skill builders, and promoters of change.
- local promoters
- chief promoter
- main promoter
Andrew was a great, you know, sort of promoter of, of scholarship.
- Andrew was a great, you know, sort of promoter of, of scholarship.
- And actually where we move from screenwriter to promoter of our work.
- I think he's a great self promoter.
- He voted for the Iraq war and was a leading promoter of it.
- And then on the on the other side, trade promoter say trade is good, everyone benefits, it's a win win.
- And and his he role, he considers his role as working with all those stakeholders as the lead promoter.
- But what I wanted to do when I sat down with Eddie Hume was to get underneath, to get underneath the external sort of braggadocious loud promoter side of him.
- And he said why don't you be a promoter Joe, you know?
- You're the best promoter of a project.
- This is what all these promoters do and you know, it works, right?
- And so, yeah, I'd, I'd say there's a lot of still good promoters out there.
- Yeah, I, I, I am like I, like I said, I I call myself AS promoter, but it's difficult.
- They get that these people are just talentless self promoters for the high fuel cost putting a damper on your summer vacay plans.
Examples
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As a guardian and promoter of one of our nation's community colleges, how are you faring?
Academic text (2001) -
Andrew was a great, you know, sort of promoter of, of scholarship.
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Kyle Wilson is in my mind, the greatest promoter in self help history.
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You're the best promoter of a project.
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Finally, educators need to become promoters of their ideas through public awareness activities.
Academic text (1996) -
The journal's key promoter was a youthful Duke law professor, David Cavers.
Academic text (1997) -
Local organizers and promoters of Mardi Gras festivals make a deliberate link between the event and Cajun culture.
Academic text (1999) -
The promoter organized a charity event to raise funds for the local hospital.
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As a passionate promoter of art education, she works tirelessly to bring resources to underfunded schools.
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He is well-known in the community as a promoter of healthy living through various outreach programs.
Synonyms
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4.1
A person who supports a cause or policy in public
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5.2
A person who supports an idea, plan, or cause
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3.2
A person who supports and promotes a team, player, or cause
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5.7
A person who strongly promotes a product or idea so other people will accept it
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3.9
A person or group who joins others to pay for things like events and bills
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4.4
A person who publicly supports someone or something
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5.5
A person who makes a subject easy to understand for many people
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7.1
A person who strongly promotes a product, idea, or cause
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7.8
A person who actively promotes a cause or idea
How Supportive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Promoter comes from the Latin word promovere, made of pro- 'forward' and movere 'to move'. So a promoter is someone who 'moves' a cause or idea forward by encouraging and supporting it.