Trier

/ˈtraɪər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a person who tries or attempts something, especially someone who makes an effort to accomplish a task.

Despite the challenges, she is a true trier, constantly pushing herself to learn new skills.

a device used for testing the quality or effectiveness of something.

The engineer used a trier to assess the consistency of the material before finalizing the design.

a person who litigates in courts.

As a trier of fact, the jury plays a critical role in determining the outcome of the case.

From the Middle English 'trien', from the Old French 'trier', meaning to sort or to try.

try hard:

To make a significant effort to achieve something.

give it a try:

To attempt something, often for the first time.

try one's best:

To make the greatest effort one can.

Go-getter

She's such a go-getter, always looking for a way to improve herself.

Maverick

He's a maverick in the industry, never afraid to try new things.