Adopters

Pronunciation: /əˈdɑptərz/

Definitions of adopters

noun a person or group who chooses to take on the responsibility of caring for and providing a permanent home for a pet or child

Example Sentences

A1 Adopters of the new technology were excited to try it out.

A2 The early adopters of the product gave positive reviews.

B1 Companies are targeting adopters of eco-friendly practices.

B2 The adopters of the new software quickly adapted to its features.

C1 The adopters of the innovative approach were praised for their forward-thinking.

C2 The adopters of the new policy were instrumental in its successful implementation.

Examples of adopters in a Sentence

formal The company targeted early adopters for their new product launch.

informal They're looking for adopters to test out the new app.

slang The cool kids were the first adopters of the trend.

figurative In the world of fashion, celebrities are often the early adopters of new styles.

Grammatical Forms of adopters

• past tense: adopted
• plural: adopters
• comparative: more adoptive
• superlative: most adoptive
• present tense: adopts
• future tense: will adopt
• perfect tense: has adopted
• continuous tense: is adopting
• singular: adopter
• positive degree: adopter
• infinitive: to adopt
• gerund: adopting
• participle: adopted

Origin and Evolution of adopters

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adopters' is derived from the Latin word 'adoptare', which means to choose or select as one's own.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of legally taking someone as one's own child, the term 'adopters' has evolved to also refer to individuals or entities who embrace or incorporate new technologies, products, or ideas.