Plural of dedicator; multiple people who dedicate or formally set aside something for a purpose or person.
From 'dedicator' (from Latin 'dedicare' plus '-or') pluralized by adding '-s,' referring to groups of people performing dedication ceremonies or actions.
Buildings and monuments often have multiple dedicators—city officials, donors, architects—and this word lets us acknowledge all the people who had a hand in officially creating something important.
Plural of dedicator; amplifies the masculine-default pattern across historical records of formal dedications.
Use plurally; when listing or referencing dedicators, actively include diverse genders.
["dedicators (used inclusively with diverse examples)","people who dedicate"]
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