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recreator

recreator

6.4
A person who plans and leads games and fun activities for others
  • noun
  • /ˈriːkrieɪtər/
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  • As the main recreator at the event, he kept everyone entertained with music and contests.

Examples

  • The recreator organized a fun event for the kids.

  • A good recreator knows how to engage people of all ages in fun and relaxing activities.

  • The summer camp hired a skilled recreator to plan daily games and activities for the children.

  • She is a talented recreator who brings joy to many.

  • The recreator organized a fun day full of games and activities for the children.

  • As a recreator, her job is to ensure that everyone enjoys their time at the community center.

  • He works as a recreator and plans events that bring people together for leisure and fun.

Antonyms

bore
  • Offensive
32 4.2

A person who talks too much about dull topics and makes others feel tired or not interested

killjoy
  • Offensive
8 6.9

A person who stops other people from having fun

How Entertaining

showman
19 4.4
performer
261 2.5
entertainer
117 2.1
recreator
6.4

Surface Forms

recreator singular
recreators plural

Morphology

recreator = recreate (semi-transparent) = re + create + or

Formation is regular (agentive '-or' on 'recreate'), but the sense 'provides amusement' relies on a different sense of 'recreate' (to amuse/refresh) that learners may not know, creating partial opacity.

Etymology

Recreator can also come from recreate, which is related to recreation ('fun' or 'refreshment'), so a recreator is someone who provides games or entertainment to refresh other people.