Raiser

Pronunciation: /reɪzər/

Definitions of raiser

noun A person who raises funds or collects donations for a cause or organization

Example Sentences

A1 She is a fundraiser for the local animal shelter.

A2 The school is organizing a bake sale as a fundraiser for new playground equipment.

B1 The charity event was a successful money raiser for the organization.

B2 The politician is known as a top fundraiser for his campaign.

C1 The wealthy businessman is a major raiser of funds for various charitable causes.

C2 The philanthropist is a renowned raiser of millions of dollars for important social causes.

Examples of raiser in a Sentence

formal The charity event organizer was pleased with the generous donor who acted as a major fundraiser for the cause.

informal My friend is a great fundraiser for our school's sports team, always coming up with creative ideas to raise money.

slang She's a real pro at being a fundraiser, always knowing how to get people to donate.

figurative The sunset was a beautiful fundraiser of colors in the sky, painting a stunning picture for all to see.

Grammatical Forms of raiser

• past tense: raised
• plural: raisers
• comparative: more raised
• superlative: most raised
• present tense: raise
• future tense: will raise
• perfect tense: have raised
• continuous tense: is raising
• singular: raiser
• positive degree: raise
• infinitive: to raise
• gerund: raising
• participle: raising

Origin and Evolution of raiser

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'raiser' originated from the Old French word 'reisier' meaning 'to raise'

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'raiser' evolved to refer to someone or something that raises or lifts, such as a person who raises funds or a device that raises objects.