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submitter

American  
[suhb-mit-er] / səbˈmɪt ər /

noun

plural

submitters
  1. a person who submits or tends to submit, such as to a rule or process or to the will of another.

  2. a person who submits an application, complaint, proposal, etc.


Other Word Forms

  • co-submitter noun
  • non-submitter noun

Example Sentences

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To set the daily Libor rate, submitters at banks answered the hypothetical question of how much their institution would have to pay to borrow.

From The Wall Street Journal

Massachusetts-based investment adviser Arjuna Capital, a regular submitter of shareholder resolutions, filed the proposal with the Securities and Exchange Commission in late July.

From Reuters

And although they want to respect the rights of data submitters, many scientists who use GISAID’s data have become increasingly frustrated by restrictions it imposes.

From Science Magazine

At this point, it's not clear why this data was posted, let alone removed, though Science noted it was at the "request of the submitter."

From Salon

As he has done with plagiarists, he rejected the machine-generated content and permanently banned the submitters.

From Los Angeles Times