expositor Definition
ex·posi·tor (ek späz′ət ər, ik-)
noun
a person who expounds or explains
Etymology: ME expositour < OFr expositeur < L expositor < expositus: see exposition
expositor Synonyms
expositor Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- biblical: On this point there is no unanimity among Biblical expositors.
- brilliant: Because the bible is our supreme authority and Ryle is a brilliant expositor of Biblical religion and a brilliant expositor of the Bible itself.
- leading: Someone had invented a new interpretation, differing from the almost universal exegesis as taught by the leading expositors of different Protestant bodies.
- English: An English Expositor: teaching the interpretation of the hardest words in our language.
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