wordsmith in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for wordsmith in the English»French Dictionary

wordsmith [Brit ˈwəːdsmɪθ, Am ˈwərdˌsmɪθ] N

to be an accomplished wordsmith

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English

The writers of the hymns were great wordsmiths; they could be so concise and so eloquent in their expression of truth.

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However much that first self shrinks from this, there is no wordsmith so ingenious or no thought-twister so wily that he can invalidate the deeper selfs eternal claim.

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His songwriting, which represents the merger of a technically superb musician with a powerful wordsmith has also been the object of praise.

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Those words may not be in the dictionary yet, but that's because the elderly wordsmiths were ahead of the curve.

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The two words combine to give which means a person cunning in the use of words, rather like the modern expression wordsmith.

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May those questions, from this most eloquent of wordsmiths, never end.

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This will give me an indication of the simple-minded fare young people enjoy, mused the leading wordsmith.

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They're dream merchants, tech enthusiasts, industry professionals, mentors, motivational speakers, business visionaries and wordsmiths, and their social media presence excites us.

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Overall, those with the mind of a wordsmith will probably have an advantage, but all parts of your brain will be required to make any headway.

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We already know he's a brilliant wordsmith; does he have to keep trying to show us how brilliant?

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