Host and Narrator

Host

Host noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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Narrator and host are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Narrator" instead a noun "Host".

Nearby Words: hosted, hostess, hosting

Narrator noun - Someone who tells a story.

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Host and narrator are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Host" instead a noun "Narrator".

human	human host	human narrator
old	old host	old narrator
female	female host	female narrator
typical	typical host	typical narrator
Other adjectives: regular, original, proper, dead, single, obnoxious, actual, entire, male, excellent, main, young, new, primary, titular, different, previous.

Gröss, the narrator/host of the infamous Shockumentary Faces of Death.

Source: Horror Host
A show which has no regular characters or actors (but usually many recurring), with the possible exception of a host or narrator who introduces/closes/comments on shows.

Source: Genre Anthology
They chose as a narrator/host character a mysterious, vaguely sinister figure that soon became known as "The Shadow" (a nod to a Charles Dickens character who was a hypothetical newspaper reporter).

Source: The Red Stapler

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