speaker
Amplifier output device
A speaker is someone who speaks—whether addressing an audience, representing a group, or simply talking: The keynote speaker captivated the crowd.
The Speaker presides over a legislative body, especially the House of Representatives or House of Commons.
Speaker also means a device that converts electrical signals into sound: Bluetooth speakers, the left speaker is blown.
Audible wave phenomenon
- volumeAmount of space filled
- bassDeep pitch or fish
- trebleHigh frequency range
- acousticsStudy of sound transmission
fidelity · decibels · equalizer · stereo · surround · frequency · distortion · clarity
Sound amplification device
- subwooferLow-frequency speaker unit
- tweeterSpeaker for treble
- wooferLow-tone loudspeaker
- soundbarElongated television speaker unit
headphones · earbuds · intercom · stereo · transducer · diaphragm · cone · enclosure
Tilted stand for texts
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- rhetoricArt of persuasive language
- eloquencePersuasive verbal grace
- keynoteCentral theme or speech
address · audience · articulate · persuasive · discourse · diction · enunciation · charisma
Central theme or speech
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- conferenceOrganized meeting for discussion
- seminarGroup discussion for learning
- symposiumFormal expert discussion meeting
panel · forum · plenary · workshop · commencement · inauguration · moderator · session
National legislative assembly
- assemblyConstructing from components
- legislatureLawmaking governmental branch
- chamberEnclosed room or cavity
- gavelSmall ceremonial hammer
floor · chair · rostrum · debate · caucus · whip · majority · minority
Art of persuasive language
- argumentReasoned case or dispute
- convinceCause to believe
- influencePower to affect others
- swayRock back and forth
advocate · motivate · inspire · rally · campaign · appeal · captivate · engage
Transmitted media signal
- announcerOne who introduces programs
- DJMusic mixer performer
- voice-overOff-screen spoken commentary
- airwaveElectromagnetic broadcast carrier
microphone · studio · podcast · host · commentator · narrator · simulcast · network
sound
Audible wave phenomenon
acoustics · fidelity · decibels · equalizer · stereo · surround · frequency · distortion · clarity · resonance
loudspeaker
Sound amplification device
soundbar · headphones · earbuds · intercom · stereo · transducer · diaphragm · cone · enclosure · driver
lectern
Tilted stand for texts
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- rhetoricArt of persuasive language
- eloquencePersuasive verbal grace
keynote · address · audience · articulate · persuasive · discourse · diction · enunciation · charisma · presenter
keynote
Central theme or speech
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- conferenceOrganized meeting for discussion
- seminarGroup discussion for learning
symposium · panel · forum · plenary · workshop · commencement · inauguration · moderator · session · address
parliament
National legislative assembly
- assemblyConstructing from components
- legislatureLawmaking governmental branch
- chamberEnclosed room or cavity
gavel · floor · chair · rostrum · debate · caucus · whip · majority · minority · house
rhetoric
Art of persuasive language
sway · advocate · motivate · inspire · rally · campaign · appeal · captivate · engage · compel
broadcast
Transmitted media signal
- announcerOne who introduces programs
- DJMusic mixer performer
- voice-overOff-screen spoken commentary
airwave · microphone · studio · podcast · host · commentator · narrator · simulcast · network · on-air
- conversationlistening, talk, talking, chat, discussion
- sound sourcesdrum, guitar, piano, violin, trumpet
- Audio/Video Termsstereo, mono, HD, 4K, surround sound
- audio devicesmicrophone, mic, CD player, iPod, stereo
- communicatorsexplainer, orator, presenter, announcer, broadcaster
- conferencesconference, symposium, conferences, keynote, forums
- speak upTalk louder or opine
- speak outExpress opinions openly
- speaking upVoicing your thoughts
- public speakingAddressing a live audience
- speak your mindState honest opinions openly
- so to speakPhrase signaling loose usage