vendors
The word “vendors” has 2 syllables: ven-dors
It's pronounced as /ˈvɛndərz/
What is synonym and antonym for vendors?
In the thesaurus, “vendors” has 51 synonyms and 6 antonyms.
Here are synonyms and antonyms for vendors along with examples of usage in sentences.
Synonyms for vendors
- auctioneers
- bargainers
- black marketeers
- black marketers
- bootleggers
- brokers
- businessperson
- chapmen
- concessionaires
- dealer
- dealers
- discounters
- distributors
- e-tailers
- exporters
- fencers
- fences
- hagglers
- hawker
- hawkers
- horse traders
- huckster
- hucksters
- hustlers
- jobbers
- merchandisers
- merchant
- merchants
- outcrier
- palterers
- peddler
- peddlers
- pedlars
- pitcher
- resellers
- retailers
- salesclerks
- salesmen
- salespeople
- salespersons
- saleswomen
- scalpers
- sellers
- shopgirls
- smugglers
- traders
- tradesmen
- traffickers
- traveler
- traveling salesperson
- wholesalers
Antonyms for vendors
- buyers
- consumers
- customer
- end users
- purchasers
- users
Meanings of vendors
- noun
- A person or a company that vends or sells.
- A vending machine.
Example Sentences
- Vendors at the market were selling fresh fruits and vegetables.
- She visited several vendors to compare prices before buying the painting.
- The festival organizers invited local vendors to showcase their handmade crafts.
- Online vendors offer a wide range of products for convenient shopping.
- The vendors at the fair offered delicious snacks and drinks to the attendees.
On this page you'll find 57 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to vendors, such as: auctioneers, bargainers, black marketeers, black marketers, bootleggers, brokers, businessperson.
Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.
Related Words
dealers
- auctioneers
- bargainers
- black marketeers
- black marketers
- bootleggers
- brokers
- businessmen
- buyers
- chapmen
- concessionaires
- discounters
- distributors
- e-tailers
- engrossers
- enterprisers
- entrepreneurs
- exporters
- fencers
- fences
- hagglers
- hawkers
- horse traders
- hucksters
- hustlers
- jobbers
- marketers
- merchandisers
- merchants
- middlemen
- monopolists
- palterers
- peddlers
- pedlars
- providers
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- purchasers
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- resellers
- retailers
- salesclerks
- salesmen
- salespeople
- salespersons
- saleswomen
- scalpers
- sellers
- shopgirls
- shopkeepers
- smugglers
- storekeepers
- suppliers
- traders
- tradesmen
- traffickers
- venders
- vendors
- wholesalers
jobbers
- assistants
- associates
- auctioneers
- bargainers
- black marketeers
- black marketers
- bootleggers
- brokers
- chapmen
- co-workers
- cogs
- colleagues
- concessionaires
- coworkers
- dealers
- discounters
- distributors
- drudges
- e-tailers
- employees
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- exporters
- fencers
- fences
- flunkeys
- flunkies
- gandy dancers
- grubs
- hacks
- hagglers
- hands
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- hirelings
- horse traders
- hucksters
- hustlers
- jobholders
- laborers
- merchandisers
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- navvies
- nine-to-fivers
- palterers
- peddlers
- pedlars
- resellers
- retailers
- retainers
- salesclerks
- salesmen
- salespeople
- salespersons
- saleswomen
- scalpers
- sellers
- shopgirls
- smugglers
- subordinates
- temporaries
- temps
- toilers
- traders
- tradesmen
- traffickers
- underlings
- vendors
- wage earners
- wage slaves
- wageworkers
- wholesalers
- workers
- workingmen
- workingwomen
- workmen
- workwomen
- yes-men