Centraliser

/ˈsentrəlaɪzər/ noun

Definition

A person or organization that brings things under central control.

Etymology

From centralise + -er (agent noun suffix). British spelling variant of centralizer. The -er suffix dates to Old English and creates nouns for those who perform an action.

Kelly Says

A centraliser in ancient Rome was anyone who wanted to consolidate the empire's power—which is why decentralisers (like senators who wanted local power) constantly fought them.

Related Words

Explore More Words

Get the Word Orb API

Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.