Bather

Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪ.ðər/

Definitions of bather

noun A person who bathes or a person who is bathing

Example Sentences

A1 The bather enjoyed splashing in the shallow water.

A2 The bather put on sunscreen before going to the beach.

B1 The bather relaxed in the hot springs after a long day of hiking.

B2 The bather swam out to the buoy and back without stopping.

C1 The bather participated in a synchronized swimming competition.

C2 The bather emerged from the water with graceful strokes, impressing the judges.

Examples of bather in a Sentence

formal The bather enjoyed a relaxing soak in the hot springs.

informal The bather had a great time splashing around in the pool.

slang The bather was chilling in the water, having a blast.

figurative The artist painted a beautiful scene of a lone bather by the sea.

Grammatical Forms of bather

• past tense: bathed
• plural: bathers
• comparative: more bathed
• superlative: most bathed
• present tense: bathes
• future tense: will bathe
• perfect tense: has bathed
• continuous tense: is bathing
• singular: bather
• positive degree: bath
• infinitive: to bathe
• gerund: bathing
• participle: bathing

Origin and Evolution of bather

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'bather' originated from the Old English word 'baethere' which referred to someone who bathes.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'bather' has evolved to specifically refer to someone who swims or enjoys being in the water, rather than just someone who bathes in general.