Pitchman

Pronunciation: /ˈpɪtʃmən/

Definitions of pitchman

noun a person who makes sales pitches or presentations, especially in a persuasive or aggressive manner

Example Sentences

A1 The pitchman convinced me to buy the product.

A2 The pitchman used persuasive techniques to sell the item.

B1 The pitchman's sales pitch was very convincing.

B2 The pitchman's ability to sell products is unmatched in the industry.

C1 The pitchman's charisma and sales skills make him a top performer.

C2 The pitchman's reputation as a master salesman is well-deserved.

Examples of pitchman in a Sentence

formal The pitchman delivered a persuasive presentation to the investors.

informal The pitchman really knew how to sell his product.

slang That pitchman is a real smooth talker.

figurative He was like a pitchman trying to sell me on his idea.

Grammatical Forms of pitchman

• past tense: pitched
• plural: pitchmen
• comparative: more pitchman
• superlative: most pitchman
• present tense: pitches
• future tense: will pitch
• perfect tense: has pitched
• continuous tense: is pitching
• singular: pitchman
• positive degree: pitchman
• infinitive: to pitch
• gerund: pitching
• participle: pitching

Origin and Evolution of pitchman

First Known Use: 1922 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'pitchman' originated in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who sells goods or services by pitching or promoting them in a persuasive manner, the term 'pitchman' has evolved to also refer to individuals who promote ideas, products, or services in various forms of media such as television, radio, and the internet.