Definitions

wordsmith

[wurd-smith] / ˈwɜrdˌsmɪθ /

NOUN

author

Synonyms

STRONGEST

biographer columnist composer creator journalist poet producer reporter writer

STRONG

essayist ghost ghostwriter originator playwright scribbler scribe

WEAK

ink slinger prose writer scripter word slinger work-for-hire

NOUN

lexicographer

Synonyms

STRONGEST

linguist

STRONG

etymologist glossarist lexicologist philologist phonetician phonologist polyglot

WEAK

definer dictionarist dictionary editor dictionary maker glossarian glossographer glossologist glottologist lexicographist philologer philologian phoneticist vocabulist

NOUN

man of letters

Synonyms

WEAK

belletrist brain educated person intellectual literary craftsman literary scholar litterateur savant scholar walking encyclopedia

NOUN

writer

Synonyms

STRONGEST

author biographer columnist correspondent critic dramatist editor essayist journalist novelist poet reporter screenwriter

STRONG

contributor freelancer ghostwriter scribbler scribe stenographer stringer

WEAK

newspaper person person of letters scripter

Antonyms

WEAK

reader

Example Sentences

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Yahoo’s news efforts include AI-written coverage of sports and TV shows, drafted by a program called Wordsmith, whose parent company Automated Insights “wrote” 1.5 billion articles in 2015.

From Salon • Nov. 17, 2018

Wordsmith is a record label, and can be a promoter for a band.

From Washington Times • Aug. 21, 2016

Knowing how Wordsmith works, of course, one could easily set it up to do the same.

From The Guardian • Jun. 4, 2016

“I’d just call it Automated Insights’ Wordsmith platform,” Allen said.

From Slate • Feb. 5, 2015

Automated Insights also has a product called Wordsmith for Marketing that produces summaries based on web site activity recording in Google Analytics.

From Forbes • Aug. 28, 2014

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