Noun:

घाऊक पुरवठादार,

purveyor's Usage Examples:

Over the next several years, he was employed in a variety of capacities (including stints as head of Holt Rinehart Winston's Xerox department and as a personnel manager for Restaurant Associates) before pursuing a career as a freelance purveyor of antiques.

current and former RT reporters) have identified RT as a purveyor of disinformation and conspiracy theories.

According to Palast, Draper was nothing more than a messenger boy, a factotum, a purveyor, a self-loving, over-scented clerk.

I've also brought light to things for everybody to see: the wrong-doings of entrepreneurs and purveyors are colossal, all trade [in Russia] is based upon the most vile deceit, theft in banks is business as usual and beyond all this scum, like angels, our military men stand shining, he explained in a private letter.

mantle maker, a purveyor of horse flesh, a moulder in clay, a rough packing case maker, a silversmith, a carman, a lighterman, an upholsterer, a bonnet.

associated as purveyors of a reborn philosophical idealism that stood in diametrical opposition to the fundamental materialist foundation of Marxism.

Royal warrants of appointment in Sweden are granted to the purveyor (Swedish: Kunglig hovleverantör) by the monarch or other member of the royal family.

for warmonger, manager of terrorism, purveyor of counter-terrorism, or orderer of covert operations.

Limehouse Nights and its various sequels classified Burke as a purveyor of melodramatic stories of lust and murder among London's lower classes.

Henckels was also given a royal warrant of appointment as purveyors of knives to the Imperial and Royal Court of Austria-Hungary (see K.

Woolf criticizes middlebrows as petty purveyors of highbrow cultures for their own shallow benefit.

Simon Farnaby as Dr Flowers, purveyor of liniments and lotions.

The volume argued for the elevation of his distant ancestor and namesake to the upper reaches of the pantheon of British greats, based on Raleigh's achievements as an explorer, courtier, poet, American colonizer and early purveyor of tobacco to England and potatoes to Ireland.

Synonyms:

provider, supplier,