lone wolfer
lone wolfer noun: one who acts alone.
Noun
lone wolfer (plural lone wolfers)
- One who acts alone.
- One of the points stressed by him and his followers is that there are too many "lone-wolfers" in the Christian Church — too many pastors and other laborers trying to do the work alone. Team work is needed[…]1932, George Washington Sandt, The Lutheran, volume 15, page 2
- The creative is independent — a lone wolfer. Independence in itself is not bad if it can be controlled and made to be productive.1962, Research Management, page 401
Forms of lone wolfer
| plural | lone wolfers |
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Origin of lone wolfer
From lone wolf + -er.
Questions about lone wolfer
- What does lone wolfer mean?
- Lone wolfer means one who acts alone.
- What part of speech is lone wolfer?
- Lone wolfer is a noun.
- What is the plural of lone wolfer?
- The plural of lone wolfer is lone wolfers.
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