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Perfect Stranger Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Pledger ???

Howdy,

I've been just practicing pronunciation of some words and I've come across this sentence:

He received a great pledger from the movie theatre.

I have already asked one American and one Australian and they have no idea what pledger means. I have also looked it up in a dictionary and it seems that a pleadger is somebody who makes a pledge but it just doesn't make any sense here.
  

Top answer

Hi Yes, it makes no sense in this sentence. Where did you find the sentence? If you can give us some more information, maybe someone here can help you to find out what is wrong with it.

— Moinkent

  • Hi Yes, it makes no sense in this sentence.
  • Where did you find the sentence?
  • If you can give us some more information, maybe someone here can help you to find out what is wrong with it.
  • Best wishes Mo.
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Hi
Yes, it makes no sense in this sentence.
Where did you find the sentence? If you can give us some more information, maybe someone here can help you to find out what is wrong with it.
Best wishes
Mo.
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I think it is a mistyping of 'pledge' (a promise of a donation, perhaps). Or perhaps it is an even worse typo, and he 'received great pleasure from the movie'!
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someone who makes or gives a pledge. Web meaning
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Emithebomber96someone who makes or gives a pledge.
As all of us have already said, that definition is meaningless in the sentence, Emi.
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oh I didn't see the other answers I'm sorry.
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