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soliciter

Syllables: so·li·ci·ter/səˈlɪsɪtə/US/səˈlɪsɪtɚ/

soliciter noun: one who solicits something.

Noun

soliciter (plural soliciters)

  1. One who solicits something.
    • But you have had the honour of an Archbishop that has been rather courted by Preferments than a Soliciter of them, which ought therefore to give a due Value and Esteem to his Memory and Reputation.1694, Anthony Dopping, A Sermon, page 17

Forms of soliciter

pluralsoliciters

Origin of soliciter

From solicit + -er.

Questions about soliciter

What does soliciter mean?
Soliciter means one who solicits something.
What part of speech is soliciter?
Soliciter is a noun.
How do you pronounce soliciter?
Soliciter is pronounced /səˈlɪsɪtɚ/ (US).
What is the plural of soliciter?
The plural of soliciter is soliciters.

Words near soliciter in the dictionary

  1. solicitation
  2. solicitations
  3. solicited
  4. solicitee
  5. solicitees
  6. soliciter
  7. soliciters
  8. solicitest
  9. soliciteth
  10. soliciting
  11. solicitings

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