What is another word for dramatist?
Pronunciation:
[ dɹˈamɐtˌɪst], [ dɹˈamɐtˌɪst], [ d_ɹ_ˈa_m_ɐ_t_ˌɪ_s_t]
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Synonyms for Dramatist:
n.
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- William Inge,
- williams,
- Lope de Vega,
- censor,
- euripides,
- Samuel Beckett,
- Maxwell Anderson,
- Ben Jonson,
- Monzaemon Chikamatsu,
- George Bernard Shaw,
- amanuensis,
- Tennes,
- John Millington Synge,
- Tom Stoppard,
- Maxim Gorky,
- Arthur Miller,
- Federico Garcia Lorca,
- Edward Albee,
- James Barrie,
- copy editor,
- Jean Anouilh,
- Bertolt Brecht,
- August Strindberg,
- Jean Racine,
- Jean Giraudoux,
- Oliver Goldsmith,
- Friedrich Schiller,
- Pierre Corneille,
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
- sophocles,
- Noel Coward,
- Oscar Wilde,
- William Congreve,
- Henrik Ibsen,
- Harold Pinter,
- play doctor,
- Edmond Rostand,
- compiler,
- Sam Shepard,
- critic,
- William Shakespeare,
- Anton Chekov,
- Jean Cocteau,
- scenario writer,
- diarist,
- commentator.
- comic,
- comedian,
- joker,
- scriptwriter,
- word smith,
- humorist,
- gagman,
- funnyman,
- clown,
- card,
- buffoon,
- prankster,
- columnist,
- wag,
- jester,
- belletrist,
- wit,
- Banterer,
- punster,
- cutup,
- copywriter.
- screenwriter,
- essayists,
- stenographers,
- newspaper person,
- playwright,
- biographer,
- scribblers,
- scribbler,
- tragedians,
- Dramaturgist,
- scenarist,
- ghostwriters,
- journalist,
- author,
- essayist,
- Freelancers,
- scripter,
- screenwriters,
- journalists,
- actor,
- biographers,
- ghostwriter,
- stringers,
- writer,
- scenarists,
- freelancer,
- librettists,
- newspaper people,
- wordsmiths,
- stringer,
- tragedian,
- stenographer,
- wordsmith,
- person of letters,
- scribe,
- dramaturge,
- librettist.
Other synonyms:
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- poet.
- enlarger,
- bibliographer,
- prose writer,
- magazine writer,
- composer,
- farcer,
- man of letters,
- music critic,
- collaborator,
- Mimographer,
- agony aunt,
- advertising writer,
- technical writer,
- novelist,
- fry,
- gossip columnist,
- padder,
- Aggrandizer,
- Expander,
- decker,
- detonator,
- reporter,
- coauthor,
- Exaggerator,
- decorator,
- Logographer,
- Penny-a-liner,
- reviewer,
- newspaperwoman,
- hart,
- journo,
- Paragraphist,
- dramatic,
- poetess,
- rewrite man,
- Adorner,
- rice,
- follower,
- editor,
- hack,
- literary critic,
- jokesmith,
- miller,
- Beautifier,
- magnifier,
- slogger,
- authoress,
- Exploder,
- amplifier,
- plodder,
- newswriter,
- Monographer,
- choreographer,
- pamphleteer,
- annalist,
- borrower,
- versifier,
- puffer,
- encyclopedist,
- coward,
- litterateur,
- art critic,
- Melodramatist,
- larder,
- Bolsterer,
- Playwriter,
- ghost,
- penman,
- newspaperman,
- inflator,
- rewrite woman,
- literary craftsman,
- adopter,
- embroiderer,
- scrivener,
- sob sister,
- Assumer,
- Poetaster,
- agony uncle,
- storyteller,
- Penwoman,
- acquirer,
- Inditer,
- farceur,
- rhymester.
How to use "Dramatist" in context?
When someone refers to a dramatist, it usually means someone who writes plays. A dramatist takes a theme or story and creates a living, breathing work of art out of it. Dramatists can be visual or verbal according to their preference, and they often have excellent storytelling skills.
Unlike novelists, who typically spend long periods of time contemplating and planning their stories, dramatists often start with an idea and then work backwards to create a plot. They also often use shorter, more cinematic scenes to tell a story than novelists do.
Although dramatists often write plays, they are not limited to that medium.
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playwright.
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Noun, singular or mass
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