expositors
Those who clarify
Expositors are people who explain or interpret something, especially complex texts or ideas.
The word appears most often in religious contexts, referring to those who expound scripture: The expositors disagreed on the meaning of the passage.
More broadly, an expositor is anyone who sets forth or presents information systematically.
Those who teach formally
- interpretersOral language mediators
- commentatorsThose who analyze publicly
- scholarsExperts in a field
- analystsThose who dissect data
critics · teachers · professors · essayists · theorists · clarifiers · pedagogues · instructors
Clergy who deliver sermons
- sermonizersThose who preach tediously
- commentatorsThose who analyze publicly
- evangelistsZealous advocates for causes
- pastorsChurch spiritual leaders
ministers · theologians · catechists · clergy · divines · lecturers · Sunday school teachers · church fathers
Those who display publicly
- presentersThose who deliver information
- demonstratorsPublic protest participants
lecturers
Those who teach formally
- interpretersOral language mediators
- commentatorsThose who analyze publicly
- scholarsExperts in a field
analysts · critics · teachers · professors · essayists · theorists · clarifiers · pedagogues · instructors · demonstrators
preachers
Clergy who deliver sermons
- sermonizersThose who preach tediously
- commentatorsThose who analyze publicly
- evangelistsZealous advocates for causes
pastors · ministers · theologians · catechists · clergy · divines · lecturers · Sunday school teachers · church fathers · apologists
exhibitors
Those who display publicly
- presentersThose who deliver information
- demonstratorsPublic protest participants
expositorsconcealers
Products that mask blemishes
obfuscators · hiders · mystifiers · suppressors · confusers
- expository writingProse that explains or informs
- expository essaysWriting that informs readers