polygrapher
- noun
- /ˈpɒlɪˌɡræfər/
- Archaic
:
polígrafo
- The famous polygrapher published novels, poems, and essays throughout her long career.
Examples
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Critics admired the polygrapher for his ability to write on so many different topics.
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As a polygrapher, he contributed to many fields, from science to literature.
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The polygrapher published five novels last year.
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Many polygraphers specialize in different genres.
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The renowned polygrapher wrote extensively on history, culture, and technology.
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As a prolific polygrapher, she has published works ranging from fiction to academic articles.
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The versatile polygrapher impressed audiences with her insights across multiple disciplines.
Synonyms
How Prolific
Surface Forms
Morphology
polygrapher = polygraph (opaque) = poly + graph + er
This sense depends on an old, specialized meaning of polygraph, so modern learners are unlikely to infer it from the base.
Etymology
Polygrapher combines poly- 'many' and -graph 'to write', like in biographer. So a polygrapher can mean someone who writes a lot or who writes about many different topics.