katalyzer
kɑˈtɑlɪzɐ
Definitions
1. noun
a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction or a person or thing that contributes to the cause or spread of something.
“The catalyst in the chemical plant was a crucial part of the production process.”
2. noun
an agent or factor that precipitates an event or situation.
“The katalyzer of the protests was a charismatic young leader.”
3. noun
an agent or factor that accelerates the development or spread of something.
“The katalyzer of the pandemic was the widespread lack of preparedness.”