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crowdfunded

American  
[kraud-fuhnd-id] / ˈkraʊdˌfʌnd ɪd /

adjective

  1. supported or financed through crowdfunding.


Example Sentences

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In less than 36 hours, Mr Michaels had crowdfunded enough for a formal wall marker to recognise this horror legend.

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The world number two side, who crowdfunded their tournament preparations with a charity drive entitled 'Mission: Win Rugby World Cup', were irresistible in the first half, crossing five times.

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The breakthrough has brought delight to the scientists but also the thousands of cat lovers that originally crowdfunded the research.

From BBC

The group crowdfunded the money for its legal claim.

From BBC

Moore told The Times in July, external she believes the total cost of the case will be £200,000, and she has crowdfunded to cover her training and ongoing fees.

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