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preposition (MEMBER) /ɒn/
/ɑːn/ Definition
C1 used to show when someone is a member of a group or organization: Have you ever served on a jury? There are no women on the committee. How many people are on your staff? She's a researcher on a women's magazine.Supporters, members and defendersBelievers and non-believersNamed organizations and societies and their members
(Definition of on preposition (MEMBER) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -arian suffix
- -ista suffix
- -ite suffix
- adherent noun
- advocate noun (SUPPORTER)
- apologist noun
- benefactor noun
- cadre noun
- cardholder noun
- chaperone verb
- cohort noun
- defender noun
- initiate noun
- new/fresh blood idiom
- proponent noun
- recruit noun
- referee noun (SUPPORTER)
- renegade noun
- stakeholder noun (SHARE)
- well-wisher noun
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