panelist — a person who is a member of a panel, especially on a television or radio show
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a person who is a member of a panel, especially on a television or radio show
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpænəlɪst/
Example Sentences
- The cooking show panelist accidentally set his apron on fire while judging the spicy dish contest.
- As a panelist on the debate show, she always brings interesting perspectives to current issues.
- The sleepy panelist nodded off during the live broadcast and started snoring into his microphone.
panelist
NOUN[/ˈpænəlɪst/]
a person who is a member of a panel, especially on a television or radio show
Television show panel discussion members
The panelist moderates between journalist and specialist!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word derives from French panneau, meaning 'small wooden board' or 'panel', which was later extended to denote 'a group of experts or specialists'. The English 'panelist' combines this French root with the agent noun suffix '-ist', creating a term for a person who serves as a member of such an expert panel.
Breakdown
panel (from French panneau, 'small board' or 'group of experts') + -ist (suffix denoting a person or practitioner).
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📝Examples
“The cooking show panelist accidentally set his apron on fire while judging the spicy dish contest.”
“As a panelist on the debate show, she always brings interesting perspectives to current issues.”
“The sleepy panelist nodded off during the live broadcast and started snoring into his microphone.”
“Each panelist was given two minutes to present their opinion on the environmental policy.”
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