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borrowers

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun borrower has 1 sense
  1. borrower - someone who receives something on the promise to return it or its equivalent
    --1 is a kind of
    recipient, receiver
    Antonyms: lender, loaner
    --1 has particulars: freeloader
    Derived form: verb borrow1

Definitions from the Web

Borrowers

Noun: Plural form of borrower. Refers to individuals or entities that borrow something, typically money or a loan, from another party.

Example sentence 1: The bank charges high interest rates for borrowers with poor credit scores.

Example sentence 2: The company's success took a hit when several major borrowers defaulted on their loans.


Noun: Plural form of borrower. In the context of books or libraries, refers to people who borrow books or other materials from a library.

Example sentence 1: The library implemented stricter rules for borrowers to ensure the timely return of borrowed books.

Example sentence 2: Library fines are charged to borrowers who fail to return borrowed materials by the due date.


Noun: Plural form of borrower. In the context of movie adaptations, refers to the tiny humanoid characters from Mary Norton's "The Borrowers" series who live secretly in human homes and "borrow" small objects for their own use.

Example sentence 1: "The Borrowers" has captivated readers worldwide with its imaginative tale of the little borrowers' adventures.

Example sentence 2: The film adaptation of "The Borrowers" introduced the delightful world of borrowers to a whole new audience.


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