moderator
/mɒdəˈreɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who acts as a neutral intermediary to manage or facilitate a discussion, debate, or other event.
“The event moderator kept the discussion on track and ensured that each participant had an equal opportunity to speak.”
2. noun
A person who presides over a television or radio show, often introducing segments and maintaining order.
“The moderator of the morning talk show interviewed a series of guests about the latest news.”
3. verb
To act as a moderator in a discussion or event.
“The conference organizers asked a respected expert to moderate the panel discussion.”
4. verb
To introduce or present something, such as a musical performance or a theatrical show.
“The emcee moderated the concert, introducing each of the performers.”