A person who addresses others, such as a speaker or someone sending a message.
From 'address' + '-er' (one who does), following English agentive naming patterns, developed as speaker terminology evolved.
An 'addresser' is essentially anyone speaking to an audience—the word highlights the active role of the person communicating, which is why linguists and speech teachers use it to analyze who's actually doing the talking.
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