wordsmith
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- noun
- /ˈwɜrdˌsmɪθ/
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escritor
- After all, Frederick Douglass presents himself as a student first and a wordsmith last—a reader, writer, and speaker.
- a creative wordsmith
- the best wordsmith
- a great wordsmith
And once they do, they're great at it because they're smart, they're good wordsmiths and they do a great job.
- And once they do, they're great at it because they're smart, they're good wordsmiths and they do a great job.
- The same media is now telling us Harris is suddenly a wordsmith, someone who speaks with merry conviction, has social warmth.
- Sorry, honesty is the best policy someone after that goes as a gifted Reddit wordsmith once wrote.
- So this is kind of like the the artist, the artist paint box for a chemist or a wordsmith's words.
Examples
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Alex is a profoundly gifted wordsmith who listens deeply.
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Editor Susanne Lakin is a gifted wordsmith, coach, and mentor.
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Consider myself a bit of a wordsmith, actually.
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I earn my living as a wordsmith and did my time in J. School.
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I'm a musical wordsmith, honey.
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Wow, I didn't realize I was talking to a wordsmith.
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You are a true wordsmith.
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You're right—she's a master wordsmith, and I wish I had known her.
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The author is known as a wordsmith who can craft beautiful stories that captivate readers.
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As a wordsmith, she has the ability to express complex emotions through her poetry.
Synonyms
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A person who creates books, articles, or stories
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A person who writes words in a musical way that creates images to show feelings
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A person who writes for a living, for example a journalist or author
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A writer who uses strong, clear words to make scenes feel real
A person who writes words for adverts or websites
A person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or books
A person who makes short, clever sayings that people remember
A person who copies texts by hand, often in the past
Antonyms
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wordsmith comes from joining word and smith, where smith means 'maker' and is used in words like blacksmith, a person who shapes metal. So a wordsmith is someone who 'shapes' words with skill, a skilled writer who carefully crafts language.