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helper

[ˈhɛlpər]

helper Definition

a person or thing that helps or gives assistance, support, or aid.

Using helper: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "helper" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She was a great helper during the charity event.

  • Example

    The software is a helpful helper for managing finances.

  • Example

    The dog is a loyal helper to the blind owner.

helper Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for helper

Idioms Using helper

  • can't help oneself

    unable to resist doing something, often something that is not good for oneself

    Example

    I can't help myself when it comes to eating chocolate.

  • help oneself

    to serve oneself, to take what one wants without asking permission

    Example

    Please help yourself to some food and drinks.

  • help out

    to assist someone, to do a favor for someone

    Example

    Can you help me out with this project?

Phrases with helper

  • little helper

    a small amount of a drug or medication that is used to help someone feel better or to enhance their performance

    Example

    He took a little helper before the exam to calm his nerves.

  • helping hand

    assistance or support provided to someone in need

    Example

    Thanks for giving me a helping hand with the heavy boxes.

  • emergency helper

    a person who provides assistance in emergency situations

    Example

    The emergency helpers arrived at the scene within minutes.

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Summary: helper in Brief

The term 'helper' [ˈhɛlpər] refers to a person or thing that provides assistance, support, or aid. It can be applied to various contexts, such as charity events, software, and animals. Phrases like 'little helper' and 'helping hand' denote specific types of assistance, while idioms like 'can't help oneself' and 'help oneself' express different attitudes towards taking action. 'Helper' has formal synonyms like 'assistant' and 'supporter,' and informal ones like 'sidekick' and 'wingman.'