correspondents (Meaning)
correspondents
one who has regular commercial relations with another, corresponding, something that corresponds, one who communicates with another by letter, one who contributes news to a newspaper or newscast often from a distant place, one who contributes news or commentary to a publication (such as a newspaper) or a radio or television network often from a distant place, similar sense 1, fitting, conforming, being in agreement, something that corresponds to something else
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correspondents Sentence Examples
- The foreign correspondents covered the war from the front lines, reporting on the latest developments.
- The BBC correspondents were known for their reliable and impartial reporting.
- The crime correspondents followed the latest murder investigations, unraveling the mysteries behind them.
- The political correspondents analyzed the motives and strategies of government officials.
- The celebrity correspondents documented the glamorous lives of Hollywood stars.
- The international correspondents traveled the globe, reporting on global events.
- The White House correspondents had exclusive access to the president and his administration.
- The sports correspondents covered every major game, providing commentary and insights.
- The entertainment correspondents attended red carpet events and reviewed the latest movies and television shows.
- The technology correspondents explored the latest gadgets and advancements, shaping our understanding of the digital age.
FAQs About the word correspondents
one who has regular commercial relations with another, corresponding, something that corresponds, one who communicates with another by letter, one who contribut
reporters, journalists, newspeople, pressmen, broadcasters, commentators, newsmen, newshounds, editors,announcers
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The foreign correspondents covered the war from the front lines, reporting on the latest developments.
The BBC correspondents were known for their reliable and impartial reporting.
The crime correspondents followed the latest murder investigations, unraveling the mysteries behind them.
The political correspondents analyzed the motives and strategies of government officials.
