IPA: /ˈeɪdʒənt/
KK: /ˈeɪdʒənt/
To perform a role or function as a representative or intermediary.
She decided to agent for the new artist in the gallery.
Past: agented
Past Participle: agented
A person or thing that does something or causes something to happen. This can refer to someone who represents others, like a spy or a government official, or a substance that brings about a change.
The FBI agent gathered evidence for the case.
To act on behalf of someone or something, usually in a professional capacity, such as representing them in business or legal matters.
Who will agent your next book?
Past: agented
Past Participle: agented
Agent → It is formed from "agere" (meaning to do or to act) and the suffix "-ent" (indicating an agent or one who performs an action). The word "agent" refers to one who acts or does something on behalf of another.
Think of someone who 'acts' ('agere') on behalf of someone else — that's what an agent does.