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Meanings of reader in English
Person who can read aloud the bible during Catholic liturgy.
Related terms
Someone who contracts to receive and pay for a service or a certain number of issues of a publication.
Usage of reader in English
1
A Family Money reader from Donegal finds himself in a similar situation.
2
The news group held two reader events in connection with the campaign.
3
Even these, however, often have large sections accessible to the general reader.
4
We asked tax manager Niamh Horgan to address the second reader's concerns.
5
The service comes with a free app and reader, the bank said.
6
I use the present systems for the convenience of the American reader.
7
The extravagance of the debates of those years amazes the modern reader.
8
The price looks good, but you are an ethical Irish Times reader.
9
Wherever possible, I chose books and articles appropriate for the general reader.
10
Data extraction: Study quality and significance were independently assessed by each reader.
11
Dear reader, I need advice and maybe you are holding the answer.
12
However, Mr Finnegan does not tell the reader how he knows this.
13
Note: This, dear reader, is where I warn you of spoilers ahead.
14
The feeling was mutual and a year later, reader, she married him.
15
This plan is the outcome of careful consideration, reader research and planning.
16
This world is not good, reader, not as good as He deserves.
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Reader through the time
Reader across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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South Africa
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