one of a (specified) rate, or class: used in hyphenated compounds: second-rater
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rater
noun
- One that rates, especially one that establishes a rating.
- One having an indicated rank or rating. Often used in combination: a third-rater; a first-rater.
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Noun
(plural raters)
- One who provides a rating or assessment.
- The three raters agreed on the score.
- One who rates or scolds.
Origin
rate +"Ž -er
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