signaller
/'signələ/
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Definition
Noun: A person who communicates or transmits information, instructions, or warnings using a system of signals, such as flags, lights, sounds, or gestures.
Examples
- Noun:
- The army signaller used flags to send a message across the valley.
- During the naval exercise, the signaller on the bridge communicated with other ships using a lamp.
Advanced Usage
- "To act as a signaller": To perform the role or duties of sending signals.
- In the absence of radio equipment, one soldier had to act as the signaller for the unit.
Variants and Related Words
- Signal (noun/verb): A sign, gesture, or sound conveying information; to transmit such a sign.
- The referee gave the signal to start the match.
- Signaling (noun): The action or process of sending signals.
- The complex signaling between the ships prevented a collision.
Synonyms
- Signalman: A person employed to operate signals, especially on a railway.
- Communicator: A person who conveys information.
Related Phrases
- To signal for help: To send a signal requesting assistance.
- The stranded hikers used a mirror to signal for help.
Noun
- someone who communicates by signals