one who beggars or impoverishes; a person or thing that reduces another to poverty or destitution.
Formed from the verb 'beggar' (to impoverish) plus the agent suffix '-er,' creating a noun that means 'one who beggars.' This is distinct from 'beggar' (a poor person) and refers to the active agent causing poverty.
While 'beggar' is common, 'beggarer' is quite rare—it emphasizes the active agent causing poverty rather than the passive state of being poor, making it a more accusatory term.
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