Relator

Pronunciation: /rɪˈleɪtər/

Definitions of relator

noun a person who is responsible for presenting a case in court

Example Sentences

A1 A realtor helped us find our new home.

A2 The relator explained the terms of the rental agreement.

B1 The relator provided valuable insights into the local housing market.

B2 Our relator negotiated a great deal on the property.

C1 The relator's expertise was instrumental in closing the sale.

C2 The relator's professionalism and experience set them apart in the industry.

Examples of relator in a Sentence

formal The relator presented the case to the jury with precision and clarity.

informal The relator explained everything to us in simple terms.

slang The relator spilled all the tea during the meeting.

figurative As a relator of stories, she had a way of captivating her audience.

Grammatical Forms of relator

• past tense: related
• plural: relators
• comparative: more relatable
• superlative: most relatable
• present tense: relates
• future tense: will relate
• perfect tense: has related
• continuous tense: is relating
• singular: relator
• positive degree: relator
• infinitive: to relate
• gerund: relating
• participle: related

Origin and Evolution of relator

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'relator' originated from Latin, specifically from the verb 'relator' meaning 'to bring back' or 'to tell'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'relator' has evolved to refer to someone who tells or recounts a story, narrative, or account of events.