Definition

A person who represents a foreign company or product and earns a commission on transactions made in their home country, regardless of their involvement in those transactions.

Example

The indentor helped the company expand its market by connecting them with local businesses.

Conversation

Have you heard about the new indentor for that tech company?

Yeah, I read something about it; they seem to be expanding their market.

I wonder how much commission the indentor will earn from sales here.

Probably a good amount, especially if the product takes off!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Indentor is formed from "indent" (from Latin "indentare", meaning to make a notch or to dent) and the suffix "-or" (meaning one who). The word "indentor" refers to one who makes indentations or notches, typically in a document or material.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'makes notches' ('indent') in something — the '-or' indicates that this person is the one doing the action.

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