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free enterpriser

American  

noun

  1. a person who practices or advocates free enterprise.


Etymology

Origin of free enterpriser

First recorded in 1940–45; free enterprise + -er 1

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No coldhearted free enterpriser ever enforced a colder bargain.

From Time Magazine Archive

The free enterpriser plans his own way, not the way of his suppliers, his competitors and his customers.

From Time Magazine Archive

Ayub Khan, a devout Moslem and a confirmed free enterpriser, praised the Red Chinese dedication to work.

From Time Magazine Archive

As chairman he chose George Shultz, then Secretary of Labor and a dedicated free enterpriser.

From Time Magazine Archive

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