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- Dictionarycloser/ˈkləʊzə/
noun
- 1. the last part of a performance, collection, or series: "the perfect closer to the album"
- 2. a person who is skilled at bringing a business transaction to a satisfactory conclusion: "this role will best suit closers who are hungry to make commissions"
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noun. a person or thing that closes: a door with a mechanical closer. a person or thing that concludes: The piece would be a great closer for a concert. Baseball. a relief pitcher brought in toward the end of the game to hold the team’s lead. a person who brings something, especially a business deal, to a successful conclusion:
Closer is a noun that means a person or thing that closes, or someone who protects a lead in baseball. Learn the difference between closer and related words like closure and cloture, and see synonyms and translations.
Definitions of closer. adverb. (comparative of `near' or `close') within a shorter distance. “come closer, my dear!” synonyms: nearer, nigher. noun. a person who closes something. “whoever is the closer has to turn out the lights and lock up” see more. noun. (baseball) a relief pitcher who can protect a lead in the last inning or two of the game.
Learn the meaning of closer as a noun in different contexts, such as the last part of a performance, a skilled business person, or a baseball pitcher. See synonyms, pronunciation, and examples of closer in sentences.
