Grantor: meaning, definitions and examples

Used in legal or formal contexts where someone is giving rights or property to another party.

• The grantor transferred the property to the new owner
• The terms of the contract were decided by the grantor and the grantee

Commonly used when referring to someone who gives money, organs, or blood to help others or support a cause.

• The hospital thanked the blood donor for their contribution
• The generous donor funded the new library wing

A general term used in everyday language to describe someone who provides gifts or helps others.

• He is known as a compassionate giver in the community
• The holiday season always brings out the giver in her

Often used in formal or literary contexts to describe someone who generously gives gifts, awards, or honors.

• She was the bestower of the prestigious award
• As the bestower of the prize, he had the privilege of choosing the winner

Duplicate entry; see previously provided context and examples for 'grantor'.

Used in everyday language to describe someone who sells goods or services. Commonly found in commerce and markets.

• The seller listed the item on the online marketplace
• She is a successful seller of handmade crafts

Often used in business and commerce to refer to companies or individuals that supply goods or services. It can imply a more formal, commercial transaction compared to 'seller'.

• The software vendor provided excellent customer support
• Street vendors sell a variety of snacks and drinks

Typically used in legal and real estate contexts to describe someone or something that transfers property or rights to another party. It can also refer to a person or thing that carries or transports something.

• The lawyer acted as the conveyer of the property title
• The conveyor in the factory moved the products efficiently