Synonyms for broadcaster
broad·cast·er

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1. broadcasternoun

   someone who broadcasts on radio or television

   Synonyms:
   spreader

2. broadcaster, spreadernoun

   a mechanical device for scattering something (seed or fertilizer or sand etc.) in all directions

   Synonyms:
   spreader

Matched Categories

1. • Communicator
   • Mechanical Device

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1. List of paraphrases for "broadcaster":

   diffuser, communicator, broadcasters, announcer, presenter, broadcasting, spreader, presenters

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1. European Broadcasting Union:

   This element of the performance was not cleared with the EBU and the Host Broadcaster, KAN. The Eurovision Song Contest is a non-political event and Madonna had been made aware of this.

2. Jon Ridgeon:

   DL Meetings will also offer a further 30 minutes plus of additional coverage to their own domestic broadcaster, which will include extra domestic-themed events, if deemed to be of sufficient quality, this additional coverage will also be offered to the International broadcasters if they wish to take it.

3. Andrew Schwartzman:

   The point is, they want the benefits of being a regulated broadcaster without the responsibility of being a regulated broadcaster.

4. Stan Kasten:

   Vin Scully was one of the greatest voices in all of sports. Vin Scully was a giant of a man, not only as a broadcaster, but as a humanitarian, vin Scully loved people. Vin Scully loved life. Vin Scully loved baseball and the Dodgers. And Vin Scully loved Vin Scully family. Vin Scully voice will always be heard and etched in all of our minds forever.

5. Limbaugh Show producer James Golden:

   I remarked that it sounded to me like Rush Limbaugh would be bigger than Paul Harvey. Little did I realize that my own life would be so intertwined with that of Rush and the show, and that Rush Limbaugh would become the single most successful broadcaster in American history ; at least in radio.