speechwriter
- noun
- /ˈspiːtʃˌraɪtər/
- Did your speechwriters help you with that?
- speechwriter for the president
- a former speechwriter
- a speechwriter and adviser
A year later I joined HSBC as a speechwriter to the CEO and comms advisor.
- A year later I joined HSBC as a speechwriter to the CEO and comms advisor.
Examples
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I am a speechwriter.
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In an analysis of the 1980 campaign, for instance, journalist and former speechwriter Jeff Greenfield shattered various myths about election coverage.
Academic text (2000) -
I was a speechwriter before.
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- They want to hear from our speechwriter.
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In the White House, President Fowler's best speechwriter was already working on the first draft of his speech.
Fiction book (1991) -
Everyone, this is Kevin Vallick, our new speechwriter.
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A friend of mine went to grade school with the speechwriter for John Kerry, a former presidential candidate.
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A year later I joined HSBC as a speechwriter to the CEO and comms advisor.
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James Fallows, who served as the president's chief speechwriter, concluded that Carter did not have a guiding ideology.
Academic text (1997) -
Kevin worked as a speechwriter for several local politicians during the election campaign.
Synonyms
A person who creates books, articles, or stories
A person who writes speeches for other people to say
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Etymology
Speechwriter is a simple compound of speech and writer. speech means 'a formal talk' and writer means 'someone who writes', so a speechwriter is a person who writes the words that another person will say.