editor
∞
3.0
- noun
- /ˈɛdɪtər/
:
editor
- As the magazine's chief editor, she was responsible for approving every article before publication.
- editor in chief
- managing editor
- associate editor
But that's that's a problem for the editors, not for that writer.
- But that's that's a problem for the editors, not for that writer.
- I don't have a connection to Daily News editors on on that level.
- High end fashion editors Anna Wintour, that whole thing.
- And his editor or GM spiked the story.
- All right, so Vogue sent one of their editors, a Michael Feliz.
- She's the founder, CEO, and editor of The Free Press.
- Well, again, whoever your editor is, what is it?
- Now that you know the true power of an editor, worship us.
- So in my world, the writer is king and the editor is disposal, right?
- And then the French editor said, wow, this is too explicit.
Examples
-
He has gone on to be a leading editor at Newsweek and now Time.
-
My editor wants to take me off the story.
-
Incredible guy, brilliant news editor, wonderful with young people.
-
We have one editor that we work with.
-
- The editor wants to hear from you.
-
Alex, the editor wants to see you.
-
The Knowledge Quest editor works with a guest editor on developing the content of the magazine.
Academic text (2015) -
Each department had an editor, and the department editors reported to the managing editor.
Academic text (2013) -
I'm the editor of Disc Drive World.
-
Editor-in-chief of the school newspaper is a good thing to have on my record.
Synonyms
12
3.2
A person who chooses stories and manages a newspaper
A person who edits and prepares text for publication, shaping its form
Compounds
- Literature
49
4.4
A person who leads a newspaper or magazine and decides what goes in it
- Specialized
8
3.4
A person who checks and corrects grammar, spelling, and style in written text before it is published
- Specialized
A program that combines separate compiled modules into one working file
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Editor comes from the Latin verb edere, which means 'to put out' or 'to give out'. An editor is someone who 'puts out' the final version of a book or newspaper by choosing, checking, and shaping the content.