What is another word for teller?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɛlə], [ tˈɛlə], [ t_ˈɛ_l_ə]
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Synonyms for Teller:
n.
• Edward Teller (noun)-
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- by election,
- electioneering,
- election,
- advance poll,
- direct elections,
- campaign,
- chad,
- elect,
- disenfranchise,
- beauty contest.
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- the FDIC,
- central bank,
- credit union,
- counting house,
- clearinghouse,
- bank,
- the Fed,
- clearing bank,
- building society.
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- presenter.
- counter people,
- re-corders,
- pen pushers,
- counter-person,
- paper pushers,
- shoppeople,
- counter-persons,
- office helpers,
- counter persons,
- white collars,
- counter jumpers,
- counterpersons,
- re-corder,
- counter-people,
- counterpeople,
- re corder,
- counter person,
- paper shufflers,
- shoppersons,
- re corders.
- grantee,
- cashier,
- CPAS,
- assignees,
- counterperson,
- official,
- functionary,
- seller,
- pen pusher,
- manager,
- Acceptors,
- shopperson,
- receptionist,
- talker,
- receiver,
- Actuaries,
- transcribers,
- transcriber,
- copyist,
- paper shuffler,
- paymaster,
- speaker,
- acceptor,
- consignees,
- banker,
- amanuensis,
- verbaliser,
- public accountant,
- croupiers,
- creditors,
- officers,
- stenographers,
- nuclear physicist,
- usurers,
- usurer,
- worker,
- copyists,
- receptionists,
- white collar,
- utterer,
- moneylenders,
- counter jumper,
- Operators,
- reckoner,
- recorders,
- paymasters,
- consignee,
- grantees,
- office helper,
- reckoners,
- moneylender,
- money-lender,
- verbalizer,
- croupier,
- creditor,
- Amanuenses,
- paper pusher,
- actuary,
- notary,
- recorder,
- assignee,
- money lender,
- stenographer,
- accountant.
Other synonyms:
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- orator.
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- plenary.
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- voice.
- canvasser,
- liquidator,
- grapevine,
- witch,
- Prophesier,
- bursary,
- bank president,
- fabulist,
- expert witness,
- tout,
- fabricator,
- channel,
- informant,
- Aruspex,
- communicator,
- gossipmonger,
- exponent,
- announcer,
- seer,
- steward,
- oracle,
- medium,
- accountant general,
- Mage,
- Questor,
- monitor,
- soothsayer,
- augur,
- publisher,
- reporter,
- sorcerer,
- clairvoyant,
- mouthpiece,
- Haruspice,
- notifier,
- discounter,
- Bill broker,
- almoner,
- exorcist,
- booking clerk,
- purveyor,
- newsmonger,
- vote counter,
- investment banker,
- charmer,
- radio,
- LOAN OFFICER,
- public relations officer,
- banking executive,
- medicine man,
- storyteller,
- adviser,
- Geomancer,
- Cambist,
- prophet,
- bank cashier,
- money dealer,
- raconteur,
- communicant,
- Enlightener,
- liar,
- fibber,
- interviewee,
- bank clerk,
- purser,
- annunciator,
- money changer,
- interpreter,
- Information Center,
- television,
- bank officer,
- astrologer,
- source,
- moneymonger,
- bank manager,
- authority,
- Aruspice,
- warlock,
- tipster,
- witness,
- press,
- merchant,
- cashiers,
- mesmerist,
- tellers,
- atm part,
- Intelligencer,
- informer,
- Depositary,
- desk clerk,
- spokesman,
- anecdotist,
- haruspex,
- Deus Ex Machina.
How to use "Teller" in context?
There are many different types of tellers in the world. They can be found in both the public and private sectors. They all have different duties, but the main purpose of a teller is to provide banking services to individuals and businesses. They may also be responsible for and involved in money laundering activities. Teller training varies from bank to bank, so it is important for someone seeking a teller position to research the particular bank they are applying to. Many tellers are required to have a high school diploma or equivalent, but some establishments may also require a degree in banking or customer service. Teller positions may also require good communication and customer service skills.
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