Synonyms for teller
ˈtɛl ərtell·er

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1. Teller, Edward Tellernoun

   United States physicist (born in Hungary) who worked on the first atom bomb and the first hydrogen bomb (1908-2003)

   Synonyms:
   bank clerk, cashier, narrator, vote counter, storyteller

2. teller, vote counternoun

   an official appointed to count the votes (especially in legislative assembly)

   Synonyms:
   bank clerk, cashier, narrator, vote counter, storyteller

3. teller, cashier, bank clerknoun

   an employee of a bank who receives and pays out money

   Synonyms:
   bank clerk, cashier, narrator, vote counter, storyteller

4. narrator, storyteller, tellernoun

   someone who tells a story

   Synonyms:
   storyteller, fabricator, narrator, bank clerk, fibber, cashier, vote counter

Matched Categories

1. • Banker
   • Nuclear Physicist
   • Official

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1. List of paraphrases for "teller":

   cashier, storyteller

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1. List of known nicknames for "Teller":

   Raymond Joseph Teller, Penn & Teller, Penn and Teller, Elmo

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How to use teller in a sentence?

1. Colin Powells:

   He was genuinely interested in everyone he met. He loved the hot dog vendor, a bank teller, a janitor and a student as much as any world leader.

2. Bill Clinton:

   Working on a book about a sitting President -- drawing on what I know about the job, life in the White House, and the way Washington works -- has been a lot of fun, i'm a story-teller, and President Clinton's insight has allowed us to tell a really interesting one. It's a rare combination.

3. Rich Prunier:

   He’s a truth teller.

4. Michael Avenatti:

   (...) I am a truth teller I'm on the side of the justice and the rule of law. I've been a lawyer for a very long time, (...). The only reason I'm against this president right now is because he finds himself on the wrong side of the law consistently.

5. Paul McCowns:

   It was highly embarrassing, highly embarrassing, the person who made that phone call — that manager, that teller — whoever made that phone call, I feel as though Read MoreMcCowns were judging.