word-painter
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- noun
- /ˈwɜrdˌpeɪntər/
- Literature
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pintor de palabras
- The author is a true word-painter.
Examples
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With the imagination of a word-painter, he turned simple moments into unforgettable images.
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The novel's author is a true word-painter, bringing every scene vibrantly to life.
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Critics praised her as a word-painter capable of making settings feel almost real.
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Many word-painters can evoke strong emotions through their prose.
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The novel was filled with rich imagery, showcasing the talent of the word-painter behind it.
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As a renowned word-painter, she could transport readers to far-off lands with just a few sentences.
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His ability to describe nature made him a true word-painter, capturing every detail beautifully.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who creates books, articles, or stories
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2.2
A person who writes words in a musical way that creates images to show feelings
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3.4
A person who writes long made up stories for a living
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A person who uses words in a skilled way when writing
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4.9
An artist or writer known for a special way of creating
A person who writes words for adverts or websites
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Etymology
Word-painter joins word and painter to make a simple image: someone who 'paints' 'pictures' with words. That's why it means a writer who can make scenes and descriptions feel real to the reader.