An individual is considered to be the basic level of clientèle. Most organizations will target individuals who will be the main clients.
Clientele is singular: a 'grouping' term like 'flock' or 'horde' that lumps multiple individual units into a single term. So, "During its heyday, the shop's clientele was representative of the finest in high society."
"Client" usually refers to an individual or organization that receives services from a professional or business, while "clientele" refers to the collective group of clients that a business or professional serves. Essentially, "clientele" is a broader term that encompasses all clients.
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The correct spelling is "clientele."
No, client is a singluar word the plural of which is clients. Clientele is a noun, borrowed from the French , meaning the body of people, customers or visitors who frequent a particular venue. The word is sometimes written in the original form with an accent - clientèle. Usage: "Although this parlicular client was well-dressed, the shop's clientele generally wore torn jeans".
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Supreme Clientele was created on 2000-02-08.
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