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provedore

provedore noun: a person or business that provides supplies, particularly food and beverages.

Noun

provedore (plural provedores)

  1. A person or business that provides supplies, particularly food and beverages.

Verb

provedore (third-person singular simple present provedores, present participle provedoring, simple past and past participle provedored)

  1. To provide supplies, particularly food and beverages.

Synonyms of provedore

Forms of provedore

Noun
pluralprovedores
alternative formprovedor
alternative formprovidor
alternative formprovidore
Verb
third-person singular presentprovedores
present participleprovedoring
past participleprovedored
pastprovedored

Origin of provedore

From Spanish proveedor or Portuguese provedor (“provider”), perhaps via Venetan. From Latin prōvideō (“to foresee”). Doublet of purveyor and proveditor.

Questions about provedore

What does provedore mean?
Provedore means a person or business that provides supplies, particularly food and beverages.
What part of speech is provedore?
Provedore can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of provedore?
The plural of provedore is provedores.

Words near provedore in the dictionary

  1. proved out
  2. proveditor
  3. proveditors
  4. provedly
  5. provedor
  6. provedore
  7. provedored
  8. provedores
  9. provedoring
  10. provedors
  11. provedst

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