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consolidator
n. 1 Anyone who, or anything that consolidates 2 (context aviation travel dated English) a company that bulk buys airline tickets then sells them at discounted prices.
Usage examples of "consolidator".
Daniel DeFoe used a flight to the moon as a means for satire in The Consolidator (1705), published 14 years before his Robinson Crusoe.
Gaius Flavillus was a forceful man in his own right and an admirable Emperor, but, reigning between two such mighty figures as Flavius Romulus and Trajan Draco, he seems more of a consolidator than an innovator.
We are the consolidators, the symbols of strength and discipline and lawful order.
Dictators, Emperors, Consolidators wrested the rulership of their own or kindred solar systems from Central Control.