What is another word for belletrist?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈɛlɪtɹˌɪst], [ bˈɛlɪtɹˌɪst], [ b_ˈɛ_l_ɪ_t_ɹ_ˌɪ_s_t]
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Synonyms for Belletrist:
n.
• humorist (noun) • man of letters (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- role player,
- copyist,
- standup comedian,
- obsess,
- scrivener,
- wittiness,
- humourist,
- mastermind,
- worker,
- ghostwrite,
- partner,
- reader,
- partner in crime,
- rational,
- learner,
- encephalon,
- posting,
- pardner,
- intellect,
- witticism,
- goof,
- funny,
- source,
- observer,
- jokester,
- plug-in,
- laughable,
- lineup,
- learning ability,
- brainpower,
- learned person,
- pundit,
- referee,
- placard,
- shade,
- ghostwriter,
- calling card,
- humour,
- head,
- fabricator,
- circuit card,
- nous,
- shake,
- carte du jour,
- generator,
- poster,
- haunt,
- clown around,
- risible,
- correspondent,
- scribbler,
- bill of fare,
- gagster,
- scratch awl,
- trickster,
- diary keeper,
- waggle,
- specter,
- newswriter,
- wraith,
- newspaperwoman,
- motley fool,
- batting order,
- initiate,
- gagwriter,
- editorialist,
- turkey,
- cerebral,
- board,
- joint author,
- circuit board,
- quisling,
- menu,
- practical joker,
- mental capacity,
- scholarly person,
- scorecard,
- collaborationist,
- brainiac,
- carte,
- tease,
- cut-up,
- visiting card,
- spook,
- antic,
- add-in,
- identity card,
- cooperator,
- comical,
- assimilator,
- scriber,
- genius,
- touch,
- humor,
- bill,
- doer,
- fool,
- mind,
- fibber,
- confederate,
- trace,
- spectre,
- henchman,
- player,
- goofball,
- mentality,
- amusing,
- hoaxer,
- mirthful,
- narrator,
- merry andrew,
- student,
- noetic,
- notice,
- tricker,
- psyche,
- einstein,
- teller,
- pressman,
- thespian.
How to use "Belletrist" in context?
If you're looking for a word that describes the modern writer, you should go with "belletrist." This type of writer is often employed to write articles or blogs for publications or websites, but they don't restrict themselves to one particular subject. Nor do they write for a mass audience. They're written for an intimate group of people who are interested in what they have to say. Belletrist writers often approach their work with a light and humorous touch, while also delivering valuable information.
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