1. past tense and past participle of coanchor; to serve as a joint anchor or co-host of a broadcast program
Usage: commonly used in broadcast journalism and television

1. serving as a joint anchor or co-host; anchoring together with another person
Usage: used to describe a broadcast role or position

Examples

• She coanchored the evening news with her colleague for five years.
• The two journalists coanchored the special election coverage.
• He coanchored the morning show before moving to a solo anchor position.
• They coanchored the broadcast together seamlessly.
• The coanchored team brought fresh energy to the program.
• She was coanchored with an experienced broadcaster on her first major assignment.