Promoter

Pronunciation: /prəˈmoʊ.tər/

Definitions of promoter

noun a substance that increases the activity of a catalyst

Example Sentences

A1 The promoter of the event handed out flyers to passersby.

A2 The promoter of the new product launch was excited to see so many people interested.

B1 The promoter of the charity event worked tirelessly to raise funds for the cause.

B2 The promoter of the music festival booked top artists to attract a large crowd.

C1 The promoter of the business conference orchestrated a successful networking event.

C2 The promoter of the art exhibition collaborated with local artists to create a diverse showcase.

Examples of promoter in a Sentence

formal The promoter of the event worked tirelessly to ensure a successful turnout.

informal The promoter dude did a great job getting people to come to the event.

slang The promoter was hustlin' to make sure the event was a hit.

figurative As a promoter of positivity, she always sought to uplift those around her.

Grammatical Forms of promoter

• past tense: promoted
• plural: promoters
• comparative: more promoting
• superlative: most promoting
• present tense: promotes
• future tense: will promote
• perfect tense: has promoted
• continuous tense: is promoting
• singular: promoter
• positive degree: promoter
• infinitive: promote
• gerund: promoting
• participle: promoted

Origin and Evolution of promoter

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'promoter' originated from the Latin word 'promotor' which means one who promotes or advances something.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'promoter' has evolved to not only refer to someone who promotes or advances something, but also to refer to someone who organizes and publicizes events or activities.