What is another word for player?
Pronunciation:
[ plˈe͡ɪə], [ plˈeɪə], [ p_l_ˈeɪ_ə]
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Similar words for player:
- dissolute (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- actor (noun)
- actor, actress (noun)
- athlete (noun)
- bettor (noun)
- comer (noun)
- contestant (noun)
- director (noun)
- entertainer (noun)
- entrant (noun)
- entry (noun)
- flirt (noun)
- gambler (noun)
- impersonation of a character (noun)
- jock (noun)
- manager (noun)
- mimic (noun)
- minstrel (noun)
- mover and shaker (noun)
- musical instrument (noun)
- musician (noun)
- opponent (noun)
- participant (noun)
- performer (noun)
- person (noun)
- person who acts in performance (noun)
- piano (noun)
- playboy (noun)
- point man (noun)
- rising star (noun)
- role (noun)
- up-and-comer (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- histrion
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Player:
adj.
• dissolute (adjective)- un constrained,
- on take,
- dis-solute,
- nighthawk,
- gone bad,
- more player,
- re probate,
- un principled,
- most player,
- in-temperate,
- un-restrained,
- in temperate,
- night owl,
- most nighthawk,
- in the fast lane,
- dis solute,
- more nighthawk,
- high living,
- de-generate,
- in fast lane,
- re-probate,
- de generate,
- un-principled.
n.
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- professional,
- acrobat,
- busker,
- champ,
- diver,
- amateur,
- contestant,
- member,
- bandsman,
- opponent,
- gymnast,
- drum major,
- flash,
- athlete,
- accompanist,
- sportsman,
- concertmaster,
- sweat.
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- body double,
- double,
- COSTAR,
- character actor,
- lead,
- heart-throb,
- leading lady,
- ham.
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- ballplayer,
- boy,
- center,
- center forward,
- club,
- tape recorder,
- conference,
- backfield,
- blue,
- record player,
- back,
- all-American.
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- mogul,
- vip,
- gambling,
- leading light,
- mover and shaker,
- eminence,
- prime mover,
- a force to be reckoned with,
- authority figure,
- magnate,
- figure.
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- participate,
- party.
- under study,
- impersonator,
- troupers,
- headliner,
- under-study,
- stand in,
- under-studies,
- walk ons,
- hambones,
- standin,
- trouper,
- thesps,
- thesp,
- straight persons,
- barnstormers,
- play actors,
- play actor,
- head liners,
- play-actor,
- pantomimist,
- ventriloquists,
- walk-on,
- walkon,
- walk-ons,
- barnstormer,
- co median,
- actor,
- playactors,
- ventriloquist,
- head-liners,
- head-liner,
- soubrettes,
- headliners,
- straight people,
- under studies,
- straight person,
- soubrette,
- co medians,
- co-medians,
- co-median,
- hambone,
- pantomimists,
- walk on,
- walkons,
- play-actors,
- head liner.
- iron person,
- muscle person,
- games player,
- jock,
- Gorillas,
- superjock,
- sportsperson,
- gorilla,
- sportspersons,
- sportspeople.
- disputant,
- warrior,
- battlers,
- team members,
- disputants,
- team member,
- hopefuls,
- contester,
- scrapper,
- scrappers,
- battler,
- contesters.
- person upstairs,
- controllers,
- top dog,
- top person,
- kingpins,
- controller,
- supervisor,
- kingpin,
- key player,
- overseers,
- big person,
- head honcho,
- over-seer,
- top people,
- executive officer,
- helmer.
- risktaker,
- crapshooters,
- shill,
- plungers,
- crapshooter,
- bookie,
- plunger,
- dicer,
- numbers runner,
- shills,
- bookmakers,
- cardsharp,
- bookies,
- dicers,
- bookmaker,
- highroller.
- role.
- mummers,
- parodists,
- caricaturists,
- impressionist,
- mummer,
- impressionists,
- parrot,
- caricaturist,
- playactor,
- parodist.
- palpable presence,
- movers,
- generators,
- go getter,
- trailblazers,
- achiever,
- trailblazer,
- wheeler dealer,
- man of influence,
- achievers,
- affluential,
- pathfinder,
- pathfinders,
- wheeler and dealer,
- mover,
- enterprising person.
- violinist,
- bassist,
- composer,
- virtuoso,
- baritone,
- drummer,
- arranger,
- harpist,
- bass,
- banjoist,
- clarinetist,
- harpsichordist,
- maestro,
- flutist,
- pianist,
- guitarist,
- trumpeter,
- soprano,
- instrumentalist,
- bassoonist,
- keyboardist,
- trombonist,
- singer,
- fiddler,
- saxophonist,
- Accordionist,
- musician,
- oboist,
- cellist,
- tenor,
- alto.
- Counter-agent,
- opposer,
- bidder,
- dissentients,
- bidders,
- litigant,
- ANTIS,
- Enemies,
- litigants,
- anti,
- dissentient,
- counteragent,
- Oppugnant.
- pianofortes,
- spinet,
- clavier,
- upright pianos,
- claviers,
- pianoforte,
- clavichords,
- upright piano,
- grand pianos,
- clavichord,
- grand piano,
- pianolas,
- spinets.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)- art.
Other synonyms:
• histrion • Other relevant words (noun):- vier,
- dissembler,
- venturer,
- boneshaker,
- imposter,
- courser,
- exerciser,
- reciter,
- fullback,
- campaigner,
- Forcer,
- foil,
- Toxophilite,
- moulder,
- farceur,
- supporting actor,
- guard,
- forger,
- contributor,
- Conner,
- disruptive,
- extra,
- rising star,
- operator,
- carrier,
- tinhorn,
- brisk,
- calculator,
- manipulator,
- shortstop,
- Extender,
- filler,
- philanderer,
- Banterer,
- Hazarder,
- end,
- cincher,
- cultivator,
- monologist,
- pleasure seeker,
- competitor,
- Confronter,
- lineman,
- Buffo,
- artiste,
- field,
- idol,
- stooge,
- columbine,
- depraved,
- artist,
- soloist,
- carouser,
- masker,
- minstrelsy,
- utility man,
- fake,
- merrymaker,
- mimer,
- jumper,
- punt,
- faker,
- debased,
- executant,
- feeder,
- dabbler,
- licker,
- piper,
- imitation,
- frolicsome,
- character,
- Histrio,
- emulator,
- assembler,
- pugilist,
- corrupt,
- dallier,
- flower,
- adversary,
- bad guy,
- Figurante,
- cardsharper,
- spieler,
- acquirer,
- exploiter,
- sounder,
- Enactor,
- method actor,
- Guider,
- archer,
- debauched,
- Assumer,
- tackle,
- chancer,
- tout,
- compulsive gambler,
- flirt,
- mute,
- better orbettor,
- centre,
- punter,
- coach,
- outfielder,
- catcher,
- character man,
- Participator,
- mechanical piano,
- Fulfiller,
- degenerate,
- lamer,
- histrionic,
- skater,
- fermenter,
- soi-disant,
- shammer,
- counter,
- dawdler,
- mime,
- lander,
- loose,
- extravagant,
- unraveller,
- stroller,
- juvenile,
- tipster,
- rival,
- molder,
- conveyor,
- tourist,
- adventurer,
- rocker,
- Nobbler,
- bit-player,
- bunker,
- tragedian,
- jester,
- understudy,
- character woman,
- offensive lineman,
- wicked,
- defensive lineman,
- cameo appearance,
- executor,
- reveller,
- outfield,
- crap-shooter,
- heavy,
- child actor,
- stage player,
- mimic,
- amateur athlete,
- joker,
- villain,
- Admitter,
- battery,
- team player,
- mapper,
- immoral,
- supernumerary,
- scorer,
- straight man,
- Influencer,
- tragedienne,
- matcher,
- rakish,
- Kneader,
- Larker,
- turner,
- candidate,
- stager,
- piker,
- Pleasurer,
- comedian,
- Exemplifier,
- pantomime,
- Pleasurist,
- commander,
- backer,
- cricketer,
- swindler,
- Toyer,
- Sporter,
- Corrival,
- frolicker,
- Displayer,
- adopter,
- blocking back,
- playful,
- symbolist,
- jobber,
- wingback,
- gatherer,
- Defrauder,
- cardshark,
- tailback,
- quarterback,
- defender,
- theatrical,
- sharp,
- reveler,
- toucher,
- profligate,
- cropper,
- worker,
- better,
- sport,
- artists,
- sharper,
- role player,
- reckoner,
- betting ring,
- frisky,
- racer,
- entry,
- sharer,
- sharpie,
- paddler,
- piano player,
- sporting man,
- flautist,
- buffoon,
- music maker,
- Hamfatter,
- doer,
- superstar,
- hunter,
- sourer,
- speculator,
- professional athlete,
- fraud,
- biter,
- contender,
- Frisker,
- licentious,
- lively,
- sportswoman,
- adder,
- passer,
- tender,
- bungler,
- escapist,
- interpreter,
- footballer,
- Harmonist,
- bower,
- acceptor,
- handler,
- sham,
- former,
- baseman,
- ladies' man,
- Romancer,
- simulator,
- impostor,
- pianola,
- infielder,
- pulcinella,
- deceit,
- scene stealer,
- immobile,
- Representer,
- receiver,
- super,
- Imparter,
- exuberant,
- playboy,
- scriptor,
- resister,
- pantaloon,
- player piano,
- humbug,
- antagonist,
- movie star,
- masher,
- bowman,
- looker,
- pro,
- gamer,
- cutup,
- point man,
- romper,
- solver,
- Punchinello,
- contactor,
- Oppositionist,
- matinee idol,
- baseballer,
- stand-in,
- pseud,
- Institutor,
- rookie,
- participant,
- wrestler,
- bumper,
- golfer,
- pretender.
How to use "Player" in context?
When we think about players, we often think of them as people who love and adore video games. We often forget that the player is just as important as the game itself. Players are the ones who keep games alive bynetworking with other players and sharing strategies. Players are the ones who make games fun by creating new content. So let's take a look at what constitutes a player, why they are important, and what they mean for the future of gaming.
In the simplest terms, a player is anyone who interacts with a game.
Paraphrases for Player:
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Forward Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
athletes.
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Noun, plural
athletes.
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Proper noun, singular
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
ballplayer, pitcher.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
broadcaster, contestant, contributor, entity, leader, plaintiff, presenter, reader, Batsmen, Fora, speakers, midfielder, brothers.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
actor, agent, athlete, comedian, competitor, diffuser, factor, footballer, gambler, game, golfer, interlocutor, musician, pianist, protagonist, recorder, role, runner, shooter, skater, soloist, swimmer, tournament, gamer.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hypernym for Player:
n.
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person
soccer player, golf player, card player, scorer, ice-hockey player, grandmaster, seed, bowler, dart player, stringer, tennis player, hockey player, pool player, linksman, most valuable player, footballer, seeded player, shooter, volleyball player, lacrosse player, ballplayer, billiard player, server, baseball player, mvp, chess player, Playmaker, golfer, football player.
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person
Hyponym for Player:
n.
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person
person, contestant, somebody, individual, soul, mortal, someone.
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person
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