Antonyms for tester
Grammar : Adj, noun |
Spell : tes-ter |
Phonetic Transcription : ˈtɛs tər |
Definition of tester
Origin :- "one who tests," 1660s, agent noun from test (v.).
- As in preliminary : adj introductory, initial
- As in provisional : adj contingent, tentative
- As in tentative : adj conditional, experimental
- As in trial : adj experimental
- As in prolegomenous : adj preliminary
- As in experimental : adj exploratory
- As in inspector : noun examiner
- As in investigator : noun person who checks thoroughly
- As in researcher : noun research worker
- As in scientist : noun researcher
- As in test pilot : noun aircraft tester
- As in inquirer : noun questioner
- Mr. Tester looked at me a moment, as if he were too vexed to trust himself to speak.
- Extract from : « The Path Of Duty » by Henry James
- "Well, she likes me awfully," Mr. Tester said, looking like a handsome child.
- Extract from : « The Path Of Duty » by Henry James
- Mr. Tester was away as he might be away if they were already married.
- Extract from : « The Path Of Duty » by Henry James
- But this was too odious a chance, and I accepted Mr. Tester's assurance.
- Extract from : « The Path Of Duty » by Henry James
- "You know I am not sure that the Stoics is the right audience for a play like this," said Tester.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
- In a second Tester had resumed his old pose of indifference.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
- "I am going to the front in about a week, you know," said Tester, as they were standing on the platform.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
- The point was being debated, when Tester and Bradford came in.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
- But Tester was a very great friend of Stewart's, the captain of the Eleven.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
- For Tester had not risen to his position on his own merits alone.
- Extract from : « The Loom of Youth » by Alec Waugh
Synonyms for tester
- acting
- ad interim
- agent
- analyst
- analyzer
- assessor
- attorney
- auditor
- balloon
- basic
- beginning
- checker
- chemist
- clinician
- conditional
- conjectural
- contingent
- controller
- dependent
- detective
- developmental
- elemental
- elementary
- empirical
- ephemeral
- examiner
- experiential
- experimental
- experimenter
- expert
- exploratory
- first
- first stage
- fundamental
- gumshoe
- hound
- iffy
- indefinite
- inductive
- initiatory
- inquirer
- inquisitor
- inspector
- interim
- introductory
- investigator
- lab technician
- laboratory
- limited
- makeshift
- momentary
- monitor
- not final
- not settled
- on approval
- on trial
- open for consideration
- opening
- overseer
- passing
- physicist
- pilot
- plainclothes officer
- police
- police officer
- preceding
- precursory
- prefatory
- preliminary
- preparatory
- preparing
- primal
- primary
- prior
- private detective
- private eye
- pro tem
- probationary
- prober
- prosecutor
- provisional
- provisionary
- provisory
- qualified
- qualifying
- querier
- quester
- readying
- researcher
- reviewer
- rough-and-ready
- scientist
- scrutinizer
- Sherlock Holmes
- sleuth
- snooper
- speculative
- spy
- stopgap
- subject to change
- temporary
- tentative
- test
- test driver
- tester
- testing
- transient
- transitional
- trial
- trial-and-error
- tryer-out
- unconcluded
- unconfirmed
- undecided
- under probation
- undercover cop
- unproved
- unsettled
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