1. A person employed by a news organization to report on events from a particular place or on a particular subject.
Usage: Usually plural or used in singular form with specific context (e.g., 'war correspondent').
2. A person who communicates by exchanging letters or emails with another person.
Usage: Less common in modern usage; more prevalent in historical or literary contexts.
3. A person or organization that has a business relationship or conducts transactions with another.
Usage: Chiefly used in business and banking contexts.

Examples

• The news network sent several correspondents to cover the election.
• War correspondents risked their lives reporting from the conflict zone.
• She was a foreign correspondent based in London for twenty years.
• The two friends were regular correspondents, exchanging letters every month.
• Our bank maintains relationships with correspondents in major financial centers.
• Political correspondents gathered at the press conference to ask questions.
• He worked as a sports correspondent for the local newspaper.