Second Reader

American  

noun

Christian Science.

1. the elected official of a church or society who conducts services and reads from the Scriptures.

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Etymology

Origin of Second Reader

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

Last year, after a test on more than 275,000 breast cancer cases, Kheiron reported that its A.I. software matched the performance of human radiologists when acting as the second reader of mammography scans.

From New York Times

Yet Pierce Coughter, the second reader, spotted potential.

From Washington Post

With anyone else’s diaries, casting a second reader might create an effect like encountering a split personality.

From New York Times

Now, digital files of written testimony for standing committees are made available through the General Assembly website only once the bill has been passed in the committee and has moved on to the chamber floor for the second time - called “second reader.”

From Washington Times

Some files are given to a second reader within the subcommittee, for a second set of ratings.

From Washington Post