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incorporator

incorporator noun: one who, or that which, incorporates.

Noun

incorporator (plural incorporators)

  1. One who, or that which, incorporates.
    • In 1853, the incorporators of the Mount Carroll Seminary convinced 83 people to sign up for shares totaling $2,000, a goodly sum for that time and place--but only six paid in full, and the board wound up with less than $14,000 for land and buildings.1988 June 17, Harold Henderson, “Big Ideas”, in Chicago Reader

Forms of incorporator

pluralincorporators

Origin of incorporator

From incorporate + -or.

Questions about incorporator

What does incorporator mean?
Incorporator means one who, or that which, incorporates.
What part of speech is incorporator?
Incorporator is a noun.
What is the plural of incorporator?
The plural of incorporator is incorporators.

Words near incorporator in the dictionary

  1. incorporates
  2. incorporating
  3. incorporation
  4. incorporations
  5. incorporative
  6. incorporator
  7. incorporators
  8. incorporeal
  9. incorporealism
  10. incorporealist
  11. incorporealists

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