Pronunciation

/sˈpɛkrər/

Definitions

Noun

1. A person who speaks, especially as a profession or specialist in public addresses or presentations. Example: “The keynote speaker was an expert on climate change.”
2. A device or system that produces sound, often used for making announcements or presentations. Example: “The conference room was equipped with a high-quality speaker system.”

Verb

1. To use one’s voice to communicate thoughts, ideas, or information. Example: “The teacher asked the students to speak up during class discussions.”
2. To deliver a speech or presentation. Example: “The candidate will be speaking at the rally tomorrow.”

Adjective

1. Characterizing someone who is skilled in expressing themselves verbally. Example: “The speaker was articulate and engaging.”
2. Designating a device that produces sound. Example: “A Bluetooth speaker allows wireless audio playback.”

Phrases

• “Give a speech” means to make a formal or informative address.
• “Speakerphone” refers to a telephone feature that allows multiple people to hear the speaker.
• “Speaker notes” are prepared remarks for a speech or presentation.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The conference featured several notable speakers from different industries.”
• Verb: “After the ceremony, the mayor thanked the honored guest for her inspiring speech.”
• Adjective: “The speaker’s expertise in marketing was evident in their presentation.”

Synonyms

• Orator
• Presenter
• Communicator
• Enunciator
• Talker
• Spokesperson