Discourser

Pronunciation: /dɪˈskɔrsər/

Definitions of discourser

noun a person who delivers a speech or lecture

Example Sentences

A1 The discourser spoke about the importance of recycling in simple terms.

A2 The discourser presented a basic overview of the history of the city.

B1 The discourser engaged the audience with thought-provoking questions.

B2 The discourser analyzed the impact of technology on society in depth.

C1 The discourser eloquently articulated complex philosophical concepts.

C2 The discourser captivated the audience with a brilliant display of rhetorical skills.

Examples of discourser in a Sentence

formal The discourser presented a well-reasoned argument during the debate.

informal The discourser really knows how to make a compelling case.

slang That discourser is a real smooth talker.

figurative The discourser's words were like a soothing balm for the troubled minds of the audience.

Grammatical Forms of discourser

• past tense: discoursed
• plural: discoursers
• comparative: more discoursing
• superlative: most discoursing
• present tense: discourses
• future tense: will discourse
• perfect tense: have discoursed
• continuous tense: is discoursing
• singular: discourser
• positive degree: discourser
• infinitive: to discourse
• gerund: discoursing
• participle: discoursing

Origin and Evolution of discourser

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'discourser' originated from the Old French word 'desco(u)reur', which comes from the Latin word 'discurrere' meaning 'to run about'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'discourser' evolved from its original meaning of 'to run about' to refer to someone who engages in conversation or discussion.