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locutor

[loh-kyuh-ter]

locutor Definition

a person who speaks or delivers a speech, especially on radio or television.

Using locutor: Examples

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

  • Example

    The locutor introduced the next segment of the show.

  • Example

    He worked as a locutor for a popular radio station.

  • Example

    The event's locutor kept the audience engaged throughout the night.

locutor Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with locutor

  • guest locutor

    a person invited to speak on a radio or television program as a guest

    Example

    We have a special guest locutor joining us today to discuss the latest news in the industry.

  • sports locutor

    a person who provides commentary during a sports event on radio or television

    Example

    The sports locutor gave an exciting play-by-play account of the game.

  • news locutor

    a person who reads and reports the news on radio or television

    Example

    The news locutor delivered the latest headlines with clarity and professionalism.

Origins of locutor

from Latin 'loqui', meaning 'to speak'

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Summary: locutor in Brief

'Locutor' [loh-kyuh-ter] is a noun that refers to a person who speaks or delivers a speech, particularly on radio or television. Examples include 'The locutor introduced the next segment of the show,' and 'He worked as a locutor for a popular radio station.' Synonyms include 'announcer,' 'presenter,' and 'host.'