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advancer

advancer

4 7.0
A person or thing that moves on to the next stage
  • noun
  • /ədˈvænsər/
translation icon : avanzador
  • But we're probably lacking in the advancer and executor categories.
  • advancers and decliners
  • advancers outnumbered
  • advancers beat

Examples

  • However, I share few qualities that excite the advancers.

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  • Advancers led decliners on the Big Board by 2.3 to 1 and on the Nasdaq by 1.7 to 1.

    Blog text (25)
  • Basically, Team Dimensions claims that there are four types of people: creators (which means "creative types," not people who actually want to create things), advancers, refiners, and executors.

    Blog text (33)
  • Egocentricity, deceit, manipulativeness, and selfishness are key career advancers in both politics and management, and many leaders rise to the top motivated by their own problems with authority.

    Blog text (29)
  • The new software has proven to be a significant advancer in the company's productivity.

  • In the race, the advancer quickly took the lead and maintained it till the finish line.

  • As an advancer of renewable energy solutions, she aims to promote sustainable practices.

Synonyms

improver
vsadvancer
1 3.7

A person or thing that helps make something better

moves forward toward a higher stage or position rather than just improving quality
evolver
vsadvancer
7.7

Something that causes change in people or things

focuses on moving forward to a higher stage rather than causing general change

Antonyms

343 3.4

A thing or problem that makes it hard to reach a goal

21 5.7

A thing that makes it difficult to do something, like an injury or traffic

How Advanced

pioneer
113 4.2
leader
1.0
advancer
4 7.0
laggard
4 8.1

Surface Forms

advancer singular
advancers plural

Morphology

advancer = advance (transparent) = advance + er

Clear, productive agentive formation from the verb 'advance' using the standard English suffix '-er'.

Etymology

The word advancer comes from the verb advance, built from ad- meaning 'to' and the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So an advancer is someone or something that 'moves forward' or helps progress to a higher stage.