Correspondent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRESPONDENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who communicates with another by letter
• a person who writes letters on a regular basis
• a person employed to report for a newspaper or broadcasting organization
• One with whom intercourse is carried on by letter.
• One who communicates information, etc., by letter or telegram to a newspaper or periodical.
• One who carries on commercial intercourse by letter or telegram with a person or firm at a distance.
• someone who communicates by means of letters
• a journalist employed to provide news stories for newspapers or broadcast media
ADJECTIVE:
• corresponding
• corresponding.
• Suitable; adapted; fit; corresponding; congruous; conformable; in accord or agreement; obedient; willing.
• similar or equivalent in some respects though otherwise dissimilar

Words related to CORRESPONDENT

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How to use CORRESPONDENT in a sentence

• But if any outsider comes between a highly charged correspondent and an electric wire, he does it at his peril.
• He had gone through South American revolutions, been a Rough Rider in Cuba, a scout in South Africa, a war correspondent in the Russo-Japanese war.
• You can mail a letter to any part of Calcutta in the morning and, if your correspondent takes the trouble, he can reach you with a reply before dinner.
• In one English-language newspaper, a correspondent sent me a crime report, which, under normal circumstances, should have been carried the next day.
• Paul selected three subjects, correspondent to the characteristics.
• Our political correspondent at Paris writes that M.
• Enoch was in conference at the time with Bill Timmins, perhaps the foremost newspaper correspondent in America.
• One correspondent asks whether they take exactly the same time in turning, to which I reply that they do.
• Time alone would bring round an order of things more correspondent to the sentiments of our constituents.
• Immediately on the receipt of your letter, I wrote to a correspondent at Florence to inquire after the family of Tagliaferro, as you desired.
• The family has an abundance of literary and artistic association, but the father we know as the friend and correspondent of Charlotte Bronte.
• The slightest change in the subject is reported by a correspondent change in objects.
• Fachinetti, the Italian correspondent, whom I had known well during the war of 1912-13, was also in Durazzo.
• That a correspondent should simply tell the truth, without fear or favour, never enters into the mind of a Gaul.
• The Correspondent of one of your contemporaries, having heard that he had been accused of being a Prussian spy, went to-day to the Prefect of the Police.
• Some mischievous newspaper correspondent circulated a report, which went through the country, that Mr.
• A newspaper correspondent called on me in Washington, and asked me about the story.
• Kate answered his letters, for it was pleasant to have a masculine correspondent.
• But on Friday evening late came a breathless Man Friend, Widgery, a correspondent of hers, who had heard of her trouble among the first.
• There is an undoubted fascination in the picturesque and adventurous life of the war correspondent.
• I suppose there was no correspondent taking part in the Franco-German and Russo-Turkish wars who was not in custody over and over again on suspicion of being a spy.
• Francis Lawley, Special Correspondent to the Times, and Mr.
• He is, as my friend has said, an American war correspondent.
• This year, we are informed by a Correspondent who has special opportunities of knowing what he is writing about, various shades of grey have driven out the black.
• I see no room here for the shallow and ignorant optimism of your correspondent, Mr.
• After I returned to Berlin I met an American correspondent who was in East Prussia when I was.
• I told the hotel manager that I was a travelling newspaper correspondent, and should like to see as many as possible, of the wonders of his town.
• The man had traveled everywhere, spoke five languages, had been a war correspondent, a sailor in the South Seas, and Heaven knew what else.
• Calloway as special correspondent to the Russo-Japanese-Portsmouth war.
• Metivier, paper merchant, our Paris correspondent in the Rue Serpente.

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