What is another word for contributors?
17 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ kəntɹˈɪbjuːtəz], [ kəntɹˈɪbjuːtəz], [ k_ə_n_t_ɹ_ˈɪ_b_j_uː_t_ə_z]
Contributors are individuals who offer their ideas, expertise, resources, and effort to a particular cause or project. There are several synonyms to describe such people, including benefactors, donors, sponsors, patrons, supporters, participants, collaborators and partners. Each synonym is unique in describing the type of contribution made, for example, a benefactoris someone who donates money, while a donor may refer to someone who donates blood or organs. A sponsor is someone who provides financial support to a person or organization. A patron is one who financially supports artists, writers, and performers, while a partner is someone who collaborates with others to achieve a shared goal. Collectively, these synonyms illustrate the various forms in which individuals can contribute to a cause.
Synonyms for Contributors:
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n.
• benefactors
How to use "Contributors" in context?
Contributors are essential to the success of any online publication. Without contributors, a site would be nothing more than a handful of articles with no real purpose. Whether it's providing original content, moderating discussions, or helping to keep the site running, contributing to an online publication is an essential part of the job.
There are a number of ways to become a contributor to an online publication. Maybe you have an interesting story to tell or a point of view you want to share. Maybe you have a skill or knowledge that the site could use. Or, you could simply be a good friend and offer your help.
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Forward Entailment
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Proper noun, plural
Donors.
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Proper noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
troop-contributors.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, plural
Friends, Respondents, players.
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Proper noun, singular
attendance, audience, collaborate, elements, factor, floor, involved, office, participating, participation, seminar, stakeholder, street, symposium, workshop, Respondents, employees, inputs, considerations, factors, co-operation, CIDA, avenues, determinants, panelists, individuals, panellists.
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Noun, plural
actual, aides, allies, assessment, attending, dispatch, elements, interested, involvement, leaders, liabilities, numbers, participating, payables, people, personnel, province, rates, responsible, rings, roots, sellers, source, supplies, who, Agencies, Assessed, Bodies, Cameras, Deputies, Economies, Energies, Entries, Firms, Having, Levies, Ones, Parties, Quantities, Remedies, shares, Companies, Constituencies, Counties, Countries, Craftsmen, Premiums, Subsidies, Associations, Caregivers, Carriers, Friends, Governments, Grants, Nurses, Operators, Resources, Respondents, Soldiers, Taxes, chiefs, executives, heads, landlords, managers, officers, principals, abettors, assistants, attendants, employees, servants, subordinates, crafts, creators, makers, affiliates, scholars, pledges, distributors, generators, brokers, delegates, representatives, states, inputs, intakes, performers, players, financiers, moneylenders, officials, ranks, assessments, considerations, statements, additions, cases, submissions, responses, confidants, co-workers, causes, factors, forces, sources, establishments, partnerships, copywriters, flows, patrons, artists, professionals, referees, negotiators, supervisors, compounds, advocates, contributes, donations, competitors, contestants, advisors, influences, reasons, payments, consignments, interventions, guys, dealers, exporters, importers, suppliers, subjects, workers, unions, portions, allocations, allotments, pieces, quotas, amounts, references, grantors, statuses, speakers, volumes, photographs, representations, originators, guardians, edits, commentators, editors, reporters, engines, features, presentations, applicants, bidders, learners, trainees, architects, manufacturers, producers, components, constituents, ingredients, items, units, speeches, artisans, audiences, staffs, holders, restraints, bearers, origins, springs, peers, presences, contributions, inserts, sides, teams, herds, streams, culprits, offenders, injections, ISPS, TCCS, DUES, informants, interlocutors, lessors, others, peacekeepers, photographers, practitioners, syndicates, deliverers, Sourcing, proponents, avenues, motors, coworkers, initiators, capitals, subscriptions, enrolments, variables, developers, determinants, traffickers, creditors, panelists, loadings, complainants, instigators, policyholders, enrollees, deliverables, facilitators, investors, growers, institutions, publishers, draftsmen, drafters, responders, framers, jurisdictions, songwriters, pixels, insights, inflows, builders, counterparts, violators, recruits, outfitters, perpetrators, guests, subscribers, strengths, fonts, individuals, recipients, interviewees, registrants, administrations, coefficients, purveyors, sponsorships, protagonists, contractors, presenters, depositors, policymakers, cooperators, financers, bondholders, decision-makers, co-payments, co-sponsors, drivers, briefers, interveners, panellists, craftspersons, raters, auteurs, entidades, intervenors, co-authors, coauthors, payors, discussants, licensors, stake-holders, personnes, fournisseurs, craftworkers, craftpersons, co-perpetrators, producteurs, intervenants, contingentes, co-formulants, facteurs, taxfilers, unit-holders, acteurs, trqs.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
contributes, attendees, participants.
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Proper noun, plural
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Other Related
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Proper noun, plural
associates, attendees, participants, collaborators.
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Proper noun, singular
attendee, collaborator, contributory, participant, associates, attendees, participants, collaborators, drivers.
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Noun, plural
contingent, role, troops, Roles, Vendors, agents, associates, backers, colleagues, supporters, lenders, actors, volunteers, providers, payers, attendees, taxpayers, funders, shareholders, participants, collaborators, contingents, paymasters, ratepayers, tax-payers.
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Proper noun, plural
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