Pronunciation: /ˈdoʊsənt/
noun A person who acts as a guide, typically in a museum or art gallery, providing information about the exhibits
A1 The docent at the museum showed us around and explained the history of the artifacts.
A2 The docent led the tour group through the botanical garden, pointing out different plants and flowers.
B1 The docent's knowledge of art history made the museum tour informative and engaging for visitors.
B2 The docent's passion for marine biology was evident as they guided us through the aquarium, sharing interesting facts about the sea creatures.
C1 The docent's expertise in architecture was evident as they gave a detailed tour of the historic building, pointing out unique design features.
C2 The docent's engaging storytelling and in-depth knowledge of local history made the walking tour a memorable experience for all participants.
adjective Relating to or characteristic of a docent or the role of a docent
A1 The docent tour at the museum was informative and easy to understand.
A2 The docent guide explained the history of the castle in simple language for visitors.
B1 The docent-led workshop provided hands-on learning opportunities for students.
B2 The docent program offered in-depth knowledge of the artist's works at the gallery.
C1 The docent training included extensive study of art history and museum management.
C2 The docent certification required passing a rigorous examination on art conservation and restoration.
formal The museum docent provided a detailed explanation of the artwork to the visitors.
informal The docent at the zoo was really friendly and answered all of our questions.
slang I heard the docent at the park is super chill and knows all the best spots.
figurative As a docent of history, she guided us through the past with clarity and insight.
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