takers
(noun)
/ˈteɪkərz/
Definitions
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People who take something, such as an offer or opportunity.
Those daring souls who leap at destiny's whisper, seizing chance by the wings before it flits away.Example: Despite the low price, there were few takers for the concert tickets.
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Players or participants in a game or contest who take or accept a risk or responsibility.
Bold adventurers in life's great contest, these are they who embrace the dance of risk with courage and grace.Example: The proposed job was challenging, but he was one of the takers willing to accept it.
Origin
Derived from the verb 'take', which comes from Old English 'tacan', meaning to seize or grasp.
Synonyms
acceptors, receivers, participants
Antonyms
givers, donors