noun
- people who introduce speakers and propose toasts at formal dinners or events
- members of Toastmasters International, an organization focused on developing public speaking and leadership skills
Usage: plural form
Usage: often capitalized when referring to the organization
Examples
- The wedding reception had two toastmasters who kept the evening flowing smoothly.
- Experienced toastmasters know how to engage the audience between courses.
- She joined the local Toastmasters chapter to improve her presentation skills.
- The Toastmasters meeting featured speeches on various topics.
- Many business professionals credit Toastmasters with boosting their confidence.
- The toastmasters introduced each speaker with enthusiasm and humor.
- Toastmasters International has clubs in over 140 countries worldwide.