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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a gatherer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who collects or gathers items, information, or resources, often in a historical or anthropological context.
Example: "In ancient societies, a gatherer played a crucial role in providing food and resources for the community."
Alternatives: "a collector" or "a forager".
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A gatherer.
On the island, he is no longer the hunted; he's a gatherer of prey.
It is fundamentally a gatherer of assets, not a bond-trader.
He's about as useless a gatherer as his friend Zed is as a hunter, the latter played by Jack Black in his self-aggrandising, pretend-cool style.
Mda delights in their successes, but one also senses a second layer to his delight — the relish he takes in being a gatherer of stories.
surrounded by old records; he was a connoisseur of the weird, a gatherer of nerd-knowledge about the sci-fi and horror stories of yesteryear.
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The change from a gatherer-hunter lifestyle to settled farming communities appears to coincide with the appearance of diseases such as smallpox, measles, malaria, schistosomiasis, and tuberculosis [20].
"You're a curriculum planner, you're a data gatherer, you're a budget scheduler, you're a vision spreader".
His Dad, a hunter gatherer, has a deranged look but cave baby remains jolly inside his playpen.
"She's like a pied piper, a great gatherer of people and wonderfully inspiring".
whats better a hunter gatherer food chain or a local sustainable food chain?
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