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Assistors

Noun: Assistors refer to people or things that provide help, support, or aid to someone or something.

Sense 1: In sports, assistors are the players who pass the ball to a teammate who then scores a goal or makes a successful play.

Example sentence: The basketball team's point guard is known for his excellent skills as an assistor, setting up his teammates for easy baskets.

Sense 2: In artificial intelligence and robotics, assistors are software or hardware devices that help humans in performing tasks and making decisions.

Example sentence: The voice-activated assistants like Amazon Echo and Google Home are popular household assistors, capable of answering questions, playing music, and controlling smart devices.

Sense 3: Assistors can also refer to individuals who provide assistance in various professions, such as personal assistants, virtual assistants, or caretakers.

Example sentence: The company hired a team of professional assistors to manage administrative tasks and support the executives.

Sense 4: Locally, "assistors" might refer to individuals or organizations that offer help, guidance, or resources to the local community.

Example sentence: The non-profit organization acts as assistors by organizing food drives and providing assistance to families in need in the local community.

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