correspondent
Pronunciation: [ˌkɔːrəˈspɒndənt]
Word
Context: “journalism”
(noun) a person who reports news for a newspaper or television station, often from a particular place. Think of them as someone who tells stories about what is happening in the world, especially if they are far away from the main news office.
Example
The correspondent reported live from the scene of the earthquake, sharing important updates with viewers.
Example
The news channel did not have a correspondent in that country, so they couldn't report on the situation directly.
Example
Who is the correspondent covering the event in the city?
Context: “communication”
(noun) a person who writes letters or emails to someone. This is someone you might exchange messages with, like a pen pal or a person you often communicate with through writing.
Example
I have a correspondent in Japan who sends me interesting letters.
Example
He stopped being my correspondent because we never wrote to each other anymore.
Example
Do you have a correspondent that you write to regularly?
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