switcher
- noun
- /ˈswɪtʃər/
- To hear switchers tell it, Mac users need to clean, secure, and optimize their Macs, not to mention load them up with virus-chasing and performance-dragging malware scanner apps.
- party switchers
- career switchers
- congregation full of switchers
Examples
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Like the new campaign, Mac vs. PC was also aimed at switchers, but guess what—it was a massive hit with every level of Mac owner, from novice to pro.
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Disk image distribution is a huge problem; many switchers (especially) don't understand how disk images work.
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Felix, that new stock boy, Switcher, has been promoted.
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We've selected some of the best stories from Switchers moving from Windows to their first Mac.
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Because that's where the bulk of Mac users are, and that goes doubly for all the new "switchers."
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I think Nokia has established a WP fan base and is now ready to get attention from new customers, switchers, and anyone else you can think of.
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Many career switchers are taking advantage of new opportunities in the tech industry.
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As a lifelong switcher, she often explores different hobbies and interests.
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The program is designed to help switchers easily transition to new jobs in their desired fields.
Synonyms
A person who changes jobs often
A person who often changes their opinions or public image to fit different situations
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Switcher comes from the verb switch meaning 'to change' plus the ending -er meaning 'a person who does something'. So a switcher is someone who moves from one activity, job, or position to another.