"Spokespeople" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Spokespeople" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Spokespeople
speak

"Spokespeople" Meaning

Representatives who speak on behalf of an organization or company, often acting as official spokespersons.

"Spokespeople" Examples

Usage Examples:


News article:
- "The company has announced that they will be hosting a press conference with their new spokespeople to discuss the recent changes in their business strategy."
Social media post:
- "We are proud to introduce our new spokespeople who will be representing our brand in the upcoming events and marketing campaigns #newambassadors"
Corporate website:
- "Meet our spokespeople who will be leading the conversation about our company's mission and vision. Learn more about their backgrounds and experiences here."
Education:
- "The role of spokespeople in public relations is a crucial aspect of understanding how organizations communicate with the public. Study the different techniques and strategies used by spokespeople to build credibility and trust with their audience."
Medical terminology:
- "The doctor will be the primary spokespeople for the new medical research findings and will provide the data and explanation to the media during the press conference."

"Spokespeople" Similar Words

Spoilt

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Spoilt can have a couple of meanings:<br><br>1. Ruined or damaged beyond repair.<br>Example: "The car was left at the side of the road and now it's spoilt."<br><br>2. Indulged to the point of overindulgence.<br>Example: "The child was spoilt by his parents and it spoiled him for later life."<br><br>3. Changed or altered, often for the worse.<br>Example: "Humankind has spoilt the environment with pollution."

Spokane

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Spokane is a city located in the northwestern United States, near the center of the state of Washington. It is the county seat of Spokane County and the commercial hub of the Inland Northwest region.

Spoke

speak

verb<br><br>1. Past simple of "speak" - said or communicated something.<br>2. Used the vocal cords to produce speech sounds.<br><br>Example sentences:<br>- "I spoke to her on the phone."<br>- "The bird spoke a few words."

Spoked

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Divided into spokes or radiating parts, typically as a wheel or a design.

Spoken

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Introduced into the service of human beings by some inner sound or voice.

Spokes

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A person or thing that represents an organization, business, or movement, especially to promote and explain it to the public.<br><br>Example: "The company's CEO serves as its chief spokesperson."

Spokesman

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Spokesmen

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Representatives or spokespeople, especially for a group, organization, or company, who speak on their behalf to the public or media.

Spokesperson

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A person authorized to officially represent a group or organization in communications with the public.

Spokespersons

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Spokeswoman

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Spokeswomen

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Spoletians

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Spoleto

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Spoliate

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To destroy or damage something, especially documents or records, in order to conceal the truth or hide information.

Spoliated

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