Meaning & Definition of Procurer in English
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Procurer
A person who obtains or acquires something, especially in a questionable context.
Pronunciation:
/prəˈkjʊərər/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
procurersDetailed Definitions
Definition: A person who obtains something for others, often in a legal or formal context.
Example Sentence: The procurer arranged for the supplies needed for the construction project.
Definition: One who facilitates or engages in the procurement of goods, especially in the context of illicit activities.
Example Sentence: He was known as a procurer for the underground market.
Etymology
Origin: From Middle French 'procurer', from Latin 'procurare', meaning 'to take care of'.
Synonyms
acquirerobtainerssupplierfacilitatormiddleman
Common Phrases and Expressions
- procurer of services: A person who obtains services for others.
- procurer of goods: One who acquires goods on behalf of others.
Translations
- Spanish: procurador
- French: procurateur
- German: Beschaffer
- Russian: покупатель
Related Words
- procurement: The act of obtaining goods or services.
- procure: To obtain something, especially with effort.
Slang Meanings of procurer
Meaning: Pimp
Example Sentence: He's a procurer in the city, but he prefers the term 'agent'.
Meaning: Broker
Example Sentence: Some call him a procurer, but he's really just a broker for the industry.