Roundsman

Pronunciation: /raʊndzmən/

Definitions of roundsman

noun a person who makes regular visits to check on or inspect something

Example Sentences

A1 The roundsman delivers newspapers every morning.

A2 The roundsman checks in on different neighborhoods during his shift.

B1 The roundsman is responsible for making sure all areas are secure at night.

B2 The roundsman coordinates with other security personnel to cover all shifts.

C1 The roundsman's attention to detail and quick response time make him an asset to the team.

C2 The roundsman's ability to handle difficult situations calmly and efficiently has earned him respect among his colleagues.

Examples of roundsman in a Sentence

formal The roundsman diligently patrolled the neighborhood to ensure safety.

informal The roundsman made sure everything was in order around the block.

slang The roundsman was out there doing his thing, checking up on things.

figurative As a roundsman of the company, he made sure all tasks were completed smoothly.

Grammatical Forms of roundsman

• past tense: rounded
• plural: roundsmen
• comparative: more roundsman
• superlative: most roundsman
• present tense: roundsman
• future tense: will roundsman
• perfect tense: have rounded
• continuous tense: is rounding
• singular: roundsman
• positive degree: roundsman
• infinitive: to roundsman
• gerund: roundsmanning
• participle: rounded

Origin and Evolution of roundsman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'roundsman' originated in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a person who made the rounds or visited various places regularly, the term 'roundsman' has evolved to also mean a patrolman or a person who checks on different locations or performs specific duties in a systematic manner.