Definition

A person who speaks on behalf of someone else or leads a meeting, especially in a formal setting.

Example

The prolocutor guided the discussion during the church convocation.

Conversation

Did you know that the prolocutor has a really important role in meetings?

Yeah, I heard they help keep everything organized and on track.

Exactly! It's interesting how they represent everyone's views.

Definitely, a good prolocutor can make a huge difference.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Prolocutor is formed from "pro-" (meaning for or in favor of) and "locutor" (from Latin "loqui", meaning to speak). The word refers to someone who speaks on behalf of others or represents a group in discussions.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who speaks 'for' ('pro-') others — that's why a prolocutor is a representative speaker.

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