anchormen Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- anchors
- correspondents
- announcers
- telecasters
- commentators
- interviewers
- journalists
- newspeople
- newswomen
- anchorpersons
- newsmen
- reporters
Weak:
Meaning of anchormen
anchormen
the student who has the lowest scholastic standing in a graduating class, one who competes or is placed last, an anchorperson who is a man, moderator sense 1a, a person who is last, the member of a team who competes last, a broadcaster (as on a news program) who introduces reports by other broadcasters and usually reads the news
anchormen Sentence Examples
- The anchormen on the evening news delivered a sobering report on the recent hurricane.
- The anchormen's presence added credibility to the live broadcast of the historical event.
- The seasoned anchormen handled the breaking news with professionalism and poise.
- The anchormen's sharp suits and articulate diction commanded respect from viewers.
- The anchorwomen and anchormen worked in tandem to provide a balanced perspective on the election results.
- The anchormen's commitment to delivering accurate information extended beyond their time in the studio.
- The anchormen's in-depth interviews with experts shed light on complex issues.
- The anchormen's eloquent analysis brought clarity to the unfolding situation.
- The anchormen's impeccable reputation made them trusted sources of information.
- The anchormen's unwavering dedication to journalism inspired countless aspiring reporters.
FAQs About the word anchormen
the student who has the lowest scholastic standing in a graduating class, one who competes or is placed last, an anchorperson who is a man, moderator sense 1a,
anchorwomen, co-anchors, newsreaders, broadcasters,newscasters, coanchors, anchorpeople,anchors, correspondents, announcers
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The anchormen on the evening news delivered a sobering report on the recent hurricane.
The anchormen's presence added credibility to the live broadcast of the historical event.
The seasoned anchormen handled the breaking news with professionalism and poise.
The anchormen's sharp suits and articulate diction commanded respect from viewers.
