Antonyms for broadcasterbroad·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

How to use broadcaster in a sentence?

1. 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.

2. Art Rooney:

   His efforts and dedication to the Light of Life was unparalleled, and his desire to always help others made everyone appreciate him, he was loved by his family, teammates, and friends. We were fortunate to have Tunch as a player and broadcaster for so many years. Our condolences to his entire family during this difficult time.

3. David Hosp:

   Locast has been operating for more than a year and a half, and no broadcaster has filed until now.

4. Kerry Taylor:

   We understand that MTV is a 30-year-old brand and we absolutely always have to be re-inventing ourselves, the only thing our audience will reject from us is creative cowardice, so for MTV to look like a traditional broadcaster is just not acceptable ... We absolutely have to take risks, we have to create and we have to do something new.

5. German Tony Martin:

   Broadcaster ARD's an honor( to be back on German TV), first of all it is because we showed we made some good sport. The pressure was high to show what we are able to do and repeat what we did in the past.

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