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wordsmith

[wurd-smith] / ˈwɜrdˌsmɪθ /






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Liebling didn’t profess to be the best wordsmith who ever lived, but he did say that he could write faster than anyone who could write better.

From The Wall Street Journal

She is a brilliant wordsmith, who had a transformative effect in literature by shifting the focus inward using indirect discourse to combine a character’s inner thoughts with the narrator’s voice.

From Los Angeles Times

“If there’s a way around that, sure, I’d be at the table saying, ‘Lawyers, wordsmith something to get out of that,’ ” McNeill said.

From Los Angeles Times

Lorenz Hart was a great American wordsmith, and a great American catastrophe.

From The Wall Street Journal

For a film centered on William Shakespeare, the most famous wordsmith in history, that felt oddly fitting.

From Los Angeles Times