saluter

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Definition

Noun: A person who greets or welcomes someone, often formally or ceremoniously. A saluter performs the act of salutation.

Usage

The word "saluter" specifically refers to an individual whose role is to offer a greeting. It is often used in formal, military, or ceremonial contexts but can apply to anyone who greets others. * The general acknowledged the saluter who stood at attention by the gate. * As the official saluter for the event, her job was to welcome each guest by name.

Examples
  • The ship's captain returned the salute of the saluter on the dock.
  • In many traditional ceremonies, a saluter is the first point of contact for important visitors.
Advanced Usage
  • In a historical or literary context: The term can evoke a sense of formality or antiquity.
    • The king's saluter announced the arrival of the ambassadors with a loud proclamation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Salute (verb/noun): The act performed by a saluter.
  • Salutation (noun): A greeting or the act of greeting.
Synonyms
  • Greeter
  • Welcomer
  • Hailer
Notes on Meaning

While "saluter" and "greeter" are synonyms, "saluter" can imply a more formal, respectful, or structured greeting, sometimes involving a specific gesture like a salute. A "greeter" is a more general and common term.

Noun
  1. a person who greets
    • the newcomers were met by smiling greeters

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