declarer

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declarer

The declarer carefully plans the play of the hand.

Definition

Noun: 1. A person who makes a formal or emphatic statement: Someone who asserts, affirms, or avows something, often with confidence or boldness. 2. A specific player in the card game of contract bridge: The player who, having won the auction (bidding), states (declares) which suit will be the trump suit for that hand.

Examples of Usage
  • As a person who makes a statement:
    • He was a passionate declarer of human rights.
    • The prophet stood as a declarer of truths that many did not wish to hear.
  • As a bridge player:
    • As the declarer, she carefully planned how to win the required number of tricks.
    • The declarer's goal is to fulfill the contract made during the bidding.
Advanced Usage
  • Legal/Formal Context: In some formal contexts, a can refer to someone who makes a sworn statement or declaration.
    • The customs form requires the signature of the importer as the declarer of the goods.
Variants and Related Words
  • Declare (verb): To state formally, publicly, or emphatically. (e.g., ).
  • Declaration (noun): A formal or explicit statement or announcement. (e.g., ).
  • Assertor / Asseverator (noun): A person who asserts something forcefully. (Close synonym for the first meaning).
  • Avower (noun): A person who acknowledges or confesses something openly.
Synonyms
  • For meaning 1 (person who states): Affirmer, asserter, asseverator, avower, proclaimer, announcer.
  • For meaning 2 (bridge player): (There is no direct common synonym; the role is specific to bridge.)
Related Phrases
  • To declare oneself: To state one's views, intentions, or identity openly.
    • After years of silence, the artist finally declared himself on the political issue.
  • To declare for/against: To state one's public support or opposition.
    • Several prominent senators declared for the new policy.
Related Idioms
  • (Bridge terminology) "Dummy is declarer's partner": In bridge, once the play begins, the declarer's partner's cards are placed face-up on the table; this player is called the "dummy." The idiom highlights that while the dummy is technically the partner, the declarer plays both hands.
    • Remember, dummy is declarer's partner, so you must play the cards from that hand according to the declarer's instructions.
declarer

The declarer carefully plans the play of the hand.

Noun
  1. someone who claims to speak the truth
    • a bold asserter
    • a declarer of his intentions
    • affirmers of traditional doctrine
    • an asseverator of strong convictions
    • an avower of his own great intelligence
  2. the bridge player in contract bridge who wins the bidding and can declare which suit is to be trumps