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, 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:
   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. James Scott:

   The most successful attacks by more sophisticated hackers tend to be strategically “indirect”. Why risk attacking Target directly and getting caught. Just hack the HVAC contractor and use their access to Target’s network

2. Steve Schooner:

   The firm that is in the Pentagon providing IT services to all of the different components who everyone looks to as the go-to contractor for all of their needs, they're going to be first in line when new innovations and technologies are introduced into the defense space.

3. Jim Donelon:

   If it is an unreasonable increase in the insured value of your property, make an appeal to your company and get a contractor to give you an estimate of what your property in your area would cost to rebuild.

4. The Times:

   Ms. Brown described herself in an interview as a government contractor — ‘almost like a broker,’ she said — who does not keep employees or specialize in any field but is able to procure subcontracted work as needed, and get a cut of the money along the way. She claims a fashion line and has several self-published books, and describes herself on Twitter as ‘A Diva, Mogul, Author, Idealist with scars to prove it,’.

5. Eric Schmitt:

   We’re leading the nation in fighting back against this absurd federal overreach, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, workers who are employed by a federal contractor make up one-fifth of the entire labor market. If the federal government attempts to unconstitutionally exert its will and force federal contractors to mandate vaccinations, the workforce and businesses could be decimated, further exacerbating the supply chain and workforce crises.