Exhorter

/ɪɡˈzɔːrtər/ noun

Definition

A person who exhorts; someone who gives passionate speeches or strongly encourages others.

Etymology

From exhort plus the agent suffix -er, indicating a person who performs the action. Used since the 16th century to describe preachers and motivational speakers.

Kelly Says

Think of a preacher, coach, or motivational speaker—they're all exhorters. The word specifically suggests someone whose job or talent is making compelling arguments.

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