Synonyms for Contractor
ˈkɒn træk tər, kənˈtræk tərcon·trac·tor

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1. contractornoun

   someone (a person or firm) who contracts to build things

   Synonyms:
   contractile organ, declarer

2. contractor, declarernoun

   the bridge player in contract bridge who wins the bidding and can declare which suit is to be trumps

   Synonyms:
   asseverator, contractor, avower, affirmer, asserter, contractile organ, declarer

3. contractornoun

   (law) a party to a contract

   Synonyms:
   contractile organ, declarer

4. contractile organ, contractornoun

   a bodily organ that contracts

   Synonyms:
   contractor, contractile organ, declarer

Matched Categories

1. • Bridge Player
   • Builder
   • Law
   • Party

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1. List of paraphrases for "contractor":

   entrepreneur, contractors, contracting, isc, subcontractor, entrepreneurs, offeror, supplier, provider, sub-contractor, bidder, operator, developer

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1. Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan:

   Read MoreAttempts could terminate those contracts if Read MoreAttempts want to, but Read MoreAttempts's going to be a very lengthy, messy process, we're going to have to go into settlement agreements with each individual contractor.

2. Vice President Pence:

   He cautioned that the space agency needed to transform into a more efficientorganization, or else it would be replaced by private industry. Were not committed to one contractor. If our current contractors cant meet this objective, then well find ones that will. If American industry can provide critical commercial services without government development then well buy them. And if commercial rockets are the only way to get American astronauts to the moon in the next five years, then commercial rockets it will be.

3. Alfred Moreno:

   The contract included design, engineering and construction, in other words, all the responsibility and risk lies with the contractor.

4. Lizzie Litzow:

   Since discovery of this issue, FEMA has taken aggressive measures to correct this error. FEMA is no longer sharing unnecessary data with the contractor and has conducted a detailed review of the contractor's information system, to date, FEMA has found no indicators to suggest survivor data has been compromised.

5. Richard Bitzinger:

   Singapore is pretty desirable for every defence contractor, the value of winning a contract from Singapore goes beyond the dollars and cents. It is an affirmation of the product and the company.