Sender

/ˈsɛndər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or entity that transmits or dispatches something, especially a message or package.

The sender of the letter included a return address.

In electronic communications, the originator of a message or data transmitted over a network.

The sender of the email forgot to attach the files.

A device or component that generates and sends signals.

The Bluetooth sender allowed the device to communicate wirelessly.

Middle English, from the verb 'send' + the agent suffix '-er'.

sender's address

The location from which the sender is sending a message or package.

registered sender

A sender who has registered for a service, often for tracking purposes.

sender ID

An identification that denotes the sender of a message or call.

send

To cause to go or be taken to a particular destination.

sending

The act of transmitting something.

sent

Past tense of send.

Someone who is good at communicating effectively.

He's a real sender when it comes to getting his message across.

A person who often sends messages or texts to others.

She's such a sender, always messaging her friends.