compere

Speech parts

1. compere - Noun

2. compere - Verb

3. Compere - Proper noun

Meaning

British term for someone who introduces television acts or cabarets etc

act as a master of ceremonies

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

emcee marshal present manager speaker anchorman host leader introduce chairman anchor narrator accountable announcer accountability

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Antonyms

hand criminal dependent servant employee subordinate

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Hypernyms

host master of ceremonies emcee

Phrases with the word

quiz compere

Anagrams

compeer precome

Examples

Opened by event’s compere Deputy Director of the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) Paulinda Mendoza-Williams, the first item was the National Song sung by DCFS social worker Annakay Miller and her sister Althea. Source: Internet

Rock and roller turned comic Cole will perform some of his comedy songs and compere the show when the Fizzogs perform their May Contain Nuts show at the Space venue from August 15 to 20. Source: Internet

Most of the singers were decent, but the only standout was Carrie Compere, who plays Percy’s mother and several other characters. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

compensatory time compense comper comperendinate compersion compersive