Synonyms for consumer
kənˈsu mərcon·sumer

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1. consumernoun

   Antonyms:
   producer

2. consumernoun

   Antonyms:
   producer

3. consumernoun

   This new system favours the consumer over the producer.

   Antonyms:
   producer

4. consumernoun

   Antonyms:
   producer

Princeton's WordNet

1. consumernoun

   a person who uses goods or services

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1. List of paraphrases for "consumer":

   consumers, consumption, consommateur, consuming, customer, consommateurs, tarbikha

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1. Charlotte Slaiman:

   FUTURISTIC FLYING CAR HOVERS ABOUT THE GROUND FOR ABOUT A MINUTE Big Tech firms could face stiff penalties under a new bill. APPLE ENDS PRACTICE OF SIRI CONTRACTORS LISTENING IN ON USERS Attorney General William Barrs Justice Department has opened a broad antitrust inquiry into potentially anti-competitive behavior from Amazon, Google and Facebook. Without the discipline of meaningful market-based competition, digital platforms may act in ways that are not responsive to consumer demands, Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim of the Antitrust Division said in a previously released statement. The Departments antitrust review will explore these important issues. According to the Democratic senators, their legistation has the backing of several consumer watchdog and antitrust policy groups. Senator Klobuchars legislation will put new teeth into our antitrust laws by empowering enforcers and courts to impose significant financial penalties when a corporation abuses its dominance in the marketplace.

2. Sabrina Tandon:

   We believe Gold Peak and Peace Tea are best positioned to meet consumer preferences.

3. Lawrence Strickling:

   We want to advance President Obama’s framework for protecting consumer privacy by bringing all parties to the table to further discuss how we effectively apply privacy protections in the digital age.

4. Gregory Daco:

   Recent data on household spending and credit growth indicate that we will likely see a K-shaped consumer spending pattern in 2023, with low- and median-income families exercising more spending restraint, and families at the higher of the income spectrum still spending, albeit with more discretion.

5. Caroline Rush:

   We see it as a cultural change, something that is very much what about the consumer is asking for at the moment.