presenter
UK: prɪˈzentə | US: prɪˈzentər
n. a person who introduces or hosts a program, event, or ceremony
n. a person who formally presents something (e.g., an award, proposal)
n. (computing) a software component that manages data display in the MVP pattern
The word "presenter" emerged in Late Middle English (15th century), combining "present" (to exhibit or offer) with the suffix "-er." It originally denoted someone who presents a gift or proposal, later expanding to roles in media and technology. The Latin root praesens reflects immediacy ("being before"), aligning with the modern sense of a host making content accessible to an audience.
The conference presenter explained the new research findings clearly.
She worked as a TV presenter for a popular morning show.
The award presenter announced the winner with enthusiasm.
As the lead presenter, he demonstrated the software’s features.
The webinar presenter answered questions from attendees live.