complier

[ kuhm-plahy-er ]

noun

1. a person, group, etc., that complies.

Other Words From

• noncom·plier noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of complier¹

First recorded in 1605–15; comply + -er ¹

Example Sentences

“We are one of those pioneers in the drone industry,” said Brian Whiteside, chief operating officer of Complier and a former Navy fighter pilot.

From Washington Times

Complier has offices not only in Corvallis, but in South Africa and Australia, where Rochat comes from.

From Washington Times

Tommy Seitz, director of operations for Complier, actually flew the drone during the month-long whale study.

From Washington Times

Complier also worked with the local Inuit population and tribal leadership during their visit to the Canadian Arctic.

From Washington Times

The UAE, classified as a frontier market by index complier MSCI, lacks a proper takeover code which makes mergers of publicly listed companies difficult.

From Reuters