commentate (Meaning)

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commentate (v)

make a commentary on

serve as a commentator, as in sportscasting

No weak antonyms found.

She was hired to commentate on the live broadcast of the football match.
His ability to commentate on complex scientific topics in a clear and engaging manner made him a popular science communicator.
The radio station invited him to commentate on the local election results as they unfolded.
As a seasoned journalist, she often appeared on television to commentate on breaking news events.
He was asked to commentate on the final stages of the chess tournament due to his expertise in the game.
The sports network assigned him to commentate on the tennis match between two top-ranked players.
She will commentate on the upcoming fashion show, providing insights into the designers' collections.
He felt honored to be asked to commentate on the historical documentary, sharing his knowledge with the audience.
The renowned biologist was invited to commentate on the nature documentary series, offering expert analysis on animal behavior.
Despite his nerves, he managed to commentate on the marathon race with enthusiasm and accuracy.

make a commentary on, serve as a commentator, as in sportscasting

analyze, explicate, gloss, construe, illustrate,explain, interpret, expound, elucidate, annotate

obscure,confuse, cloud, obscure, confound, confuse, confound, cloud, obfuscate, obfuscate

She was hired to commentate on the live broadcast of the football match.

His ability to commentate on complex scientific topics in a clear and engaging manner made him a popular science communicator.

The radio station invited him to commentate on the local election results as they unfolded.

As a seasoned journalist, she often appeared on television to commentate on breaking news events.