subscriber

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    someone who expresses strong approval
    someone who contracts to receive and pay for a certain number of issues of a publication
    someone who contributes (or promises to contribute) a sum of money

Word Origin

subscriber (n.)
1590s, agent noun from subscribe.

Example

1. China telecom is china 's largest fixed-line operator and third-largest mobile operator by subscriber accounts .
2. Many say the subscriber numbers are beside the point .
3. Although customization increases subscriber engagement , fewer retailers provided that option in the 2009 study .
4. That may be difficult as equity markets have been weighed down by the sheer volumes of money being raised by chinese banks and the biggest subscriber to bank share sales has itself had to turn to bond markets to fund its purchases .
5. In may , the consumerist published an e-mail from a verizon subscriber complaining about non-essential software loaded on his device .

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