writer

nounperson who composes with language

Synonyms for writer

noun person who composes with language

Antonyms for writer

reader

Word Origin & History

Old English writere "one who can write, clerk; one who produces books or literary compositions," agent noun from writan (see write (v.)). Meaning "sign-painter" is from 1837. Writer's cramp attested by 1853; writer's block by 1950.

Example Sentences for writer

He gave the writer of the note sixpence and a barrel pen for his trouble.

The writer further says the metal was made from silver coins.

There is no writer of to-day who will be read twenty years after he is dead.

Let us consider, again, how preference in a writer is established.

But how had the writer of the ill-spelled missive known of that matter?

Written in pencil; he could feel the indentations where the writer had borne down.

So one might go on quoting felicity for ever from this writer.

If I can't be a great writer, I don't want to be a writer at all.

Style should not obtrude between a writer and his reader; it should be servant, not master.

Fortunately for the lover of nature no English writer has as yet popularized the Vosges.

writer

Synonyms for writer

Antonyms for writer

bohemian

columnist

commentator

composer

correspondent

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bohemian

columnist

commentator

composer

correspondent

Synonyms for writer

author