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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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How do you say in one word in English...
1. A person who has to approve something. An "approvee" ?
2. A person who has to be notified of something: A "notified"?
2. A person who has to be notified of something: A "notified"?
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1-- an 'approver' if anything 2-- No. I can think of no single word that is useful. You cannot use -er and -ee with every verb; many sound odd or ridiculous, so you must write out the description: 'everyone who should be notified'.
- 1-- an 'approver' if anything 2-- No.
- I can think of no single word that is useful.
- You cannot use -er and -ee with every verb; many sound odd or ridiculous, so you must write out the description: 'everyone who should be notified'.
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1-- an 'approver' if anything
2-- No. I can think of no single word that is useful.
You cannot use -er and -ee with every verb; many sound odd or ridiculous, so you must write out the description: 'everyone who should be notified'.
2-- No. I can think of no single word that is useful.
You cannot use -er and -ee with every verb; many sound odd or ridiculous, so you must write out the description: 'everyone who should be notified'.
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