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undergoer

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Undergoer (noun) means a person or thing that experiences or goes through something.

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1
A person or thing that experiences or goes through something.
2
In grammar, the person or thing in a clause that something happens to, such as 'the boat' in 'The torpedo sank the boat'.
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Etymology

Formed from undergo and -er.

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What is the meaning of undergoer?
"undergoer" (noun) means a person or thing that experiences or goes through something.
What is the opposite of undergoer?
Opposites of "undergoer" include agent, actor.
What are the different meanings of undergoer?
"undergoer" has 2 main meanings: 1. A person or thing that experiences or goes through something; 2. In grammar, the person or thing in a clause that something happens to, such as 'the boat' in 'The torpedo sank the boat'.

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