Synonyms for Spreader
ˈsprɛd ərspread·er

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1. spreadernoun

   a hand tool for spreading something

   "he used his knife as a spreader"

   Synonyms:
   broadcaster

2. broadcaster, spreadernoun

   a mechanical device for scattering something (seed or fertilizer or sand etc.) in all directions

   Synonyms:
   spreader, broadcaster

Matched Categories

1. • Hand Tool
   • Mechanical Device

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1. List of paraphrases for "spreader":

   diffuser, broadcaster, sink

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1. Shawn Nolan:

   The government completed its unprecedented slaughter of 13 human beings tonight by killing Dustin Higgs, a Black man who never killed anyone, on Martin Luther King’s birthday, there was no reason to kill him, particularly during the pandemic and when he, himself, was sick with Covid that he contracted because of these irresponsible, super-spreader executions.

2. Minnesota Governor Walz:

   I am deeply concerned about a super-spreader type of incident, we're going to see a spike in Covid-19. It's inevitable.

3. Jared Baeten:

   Just because someone has a high viral load doesn't make them Super Spreader ' if they're behind a mask [ or ] at home, because the super spreading happens when someone who is able to transmit the virus is in contact with enough people that they end up spreading the virus to more people than the average.

4. Michael McDonald:

   It’s a crapshoot, really, whether we'll make it to the end of this or not, but I hope we do, the main thing I think is if we start to see that anything that we’re doing has a potential of being a super-spreader. I don't think any of us are worried so much about getting sick ourselves. We’re all vaccinated. But if we test positive, that means all the people in our workplace are being exposed.

5. Anthony Fauci:

   I would get as much outdoors as you possibly can. If you look at the super spreader events that have occurred, I think it's incorrect to call people super spreaders. The event is super spread. They're almost always inside, nothing's 100%, but it's almost invariable that it's indoors. So when you are indoors, make sure you have a mask, when you're outdoors, keep the mask on.