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anchor man

 

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Noun anchor man has 1 sense
  1. anchor, anchorman, anchorperson - a television reporter who coordinates a broadcast to which several correspondents contribute
    --1 is a kind of television reporter, television newscaster, TV reporter, TV newsman

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Anchor Man

Noun

Definition: A male news presenter or reporter who typically serves as the main host or narrator of a television or radio news program.

Sample Sentence 1: The anchor man informed the viewers about the latest developments in the stock market.

Sample Sentence 2: As the anchor man of the evening news, he was responsible for delivering unbiased and accurate information.

Noun

Definition: A participant in a team sport who plays a central role and holds a certain position, often providing stability and guidance to teammates.

Sample Sentence 1: The star striker is the anchor man of the soccer team, ensuring steady gameplay and organizing offensive strategies.

Sample Sentence 2: Being the anchor man of the relay team, he ran the final leg and secured the victory for his team.

Noun

Definition: A comedy film or television series characterized by the portrayal of a male character who is comically clumsy, accident-prone, or socially awkward.

Sample Sentence 1: The movie is a hilarious comedy featuring an anchor man who constantly finds himself in ridiculous situations.

Sample Sentence 2: The TV show's anchor man brings laughter to the audience with his bumbling antics and eccentric personality.

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