Synonyms for broadcaster
broad·cast·er

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1. broadcasternoun

   someone who broadcasts on radio or television

   Synonyms:
   spreader

2. broadcaster, spreadernoun

   a mechanical device for scattering something (seed or fertilizer or sand etc.) in all directions

   Synonyms:
   spreader

Matched Categories

1. • Communicator
   • Mechanical Device

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1. List of paraphrases for "broadcaster":

   diffuser, communicator, broadcasters, announcer, presenter, broadcasting, spreader, presenters

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1. John Madden:

   I wasn’t a guy when I was coaching to say, ‘I wanna get out, I wanna be a broadcaster,’ but I knew after I did the first couple of games that that’s what I wanted to do, this is it, I embraced it.

2. James Goldston:

   Michael has been a stellar addition tothe broadcast. Over the past twoyears on ‘ Good Morning America, ’ he’s proven to be a tireless and versatile broadcaster with an incredible ability to connect with people, from veterans to American pop culture icons and newsmakers, he will end a four year run as Kelly Ripa’s co-host on ‘ Live ! , ’ where he has honed his skills as an interviewer with genuine warmth and a quick wit. At ‘ Good Morning America, ’ he ’ll now have even more opportunities to tell stories that inspire, inform and empower people. Strahan joins the.

3. Jon Ridgeon:

   DL Meetings will also offer a further 30 minutes plus of additional coverage to their own domestic broadcaster, which will include extra domestic-themed events, if deemed to be of sufficient quality, this additional coverage will also be offered to the International broadcasters if they wish to take it.

4. German Tony Martin:

   Broadcaster ARD's an honor( to be back on German TV), first of all it is because we showed we made some good sport. The pressure was high to show what we are able to do and repeat what we did in the past.

5. The BBC:

   At a time when the media is becoming less free around the world, it is highly worrying if a public broadcaster is being targeted for doing its job of reporting in the public interest.