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Definition of «crier»

A crier is a person who announces or proclaims something, typically by making loud and authoritative declarations in public. The term can also refer to an official appointed to make proclamations or give warnings, such as a town crier who would ring a bell or shout out news or announcements in a village square. In addition, the word "crier" is sometimes used metaphorically to describe someone who advocates for something passionately or loudly, often with the intention of persuading others to take action.

Usage examples

  1. The town crier rang his bell and announced the upcoming event to the residents.
  2. The crier's booming voice echoed through the square as he proclaimed the latest news.
  3. Hearing the crier's call, people gathered around to listen to the announcement.
  4. The crier walked through the streets, delivering messages from door to door.
  5. During the medieval times, the crier was responsible for making public announcements in the town.
  6. As the official crier of the court, he dramatically made announcements to capture everyone's attention.
  7. The crier pounded on the door, shouting the urgent news to the household inside.
  8. The crier's presence in the marketplace attracted a crowd eager to hear the latest updates.
  9. In traditional ceremonies, the crier would announce the arrival of important dignitaries.
  10. The town relied on the crier to spread news, ensuring everyone was well-informed.

Phrases with «crier»

Sentences with «crier»

  • Saldana was a newspaper reporter and subsequently editor of the Mid-Valley Town Crier in Weslaco, TX, covering the Rio Grande Valley of deep South Texas before joining Texas A&M AgriLife in 2014. (today.agrilife.org)
  • My daughters were not much of criers. (babywisemom.com)
  • Throughout the week - long performance and installation, workers sang Spanish ballads and read from passages about town criers in London's markets, drawing further connections between the space and artistic and industrial production. (davidzwirner.com)
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