taker Synonyms

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Wordnet

one who accepts an offer

one who takes a bet or wager

Webster

One who takes or receives; one who catches or apprehends.

The politician was a skilled vote taker, adeptly gauging public opinion.
The insurance company carefully assessed each applicant, acting as a risk taker.
The daredevil performed a perilous stunt, summoning the courage of a life taker.
The thief stealthily entered the home, acting as an uninvited guest and potential valuables taker.
The tax collector diligently gathered payments, fulfilling the role of a revenue taker.
The rumor-monger spread malicious gossip, playing the part of a reputation taker.
The social worker provided solace and support, acting as a burden taker for those in need.
The athlete demonstrated extraordinary skill and determination, showcasing themselves as a title taker.
The artist skillfully captured the essence of his subject, becoming a moment taker.
The greedy businessman exploited every opportunity, acting as a profit taker and leaving others behind.

one who accepts an offer, one who takes a bet or wagerOne who takes or receives; one who catches or apprehends.

hold, grip, grasp, catch,clasp, lay hold of, nab, cling (to), clutch, hold on (to)

release, deliver, release, pass, pass, give, discharge,drop, liberate, discharge

The politician was a skilled vote taker, adeptly gauging public opinion.

The insurance company carefully assessed each applicant, acting as a risk taker.

The daredevil performed a perilous stunt, summoning the courage of a life taker.

The thief stealthily entered the home, acting as an uninvited guest and potential valuables taker.