broker

word

/ˈbɹoʊkɝ/
BROH-kur
/bɹˈəʊkɐ/
BROH-kuh

Definition

A broker is a person or company who arranges deals or agreements between other people, especially in business, finance, or real estate.

Usage & Nuances

Common phrases: 'stock broker,' 'real estate broker.' Mostly formal/business; rarely used outside financial or property contexts. Not the same as 'agent' (who may represent one side). Also used as a verb in 'to broker a deal' (meaning to arrange/mediate an agreement).

Example Sentences

A broker helps people buy and sell stocks.

basic

The company used a professional broker to negotiate the contract terms.

natural

I wouldn’t trust just any broker with my investments.

natural

He managed to broker a deal between the two companies.

natural

He works as a broker at a real estate agency.

basic

They hired a broker to find the best insurance policy.

basic