Meaning & Definition of word "Writer"

Writer

/ˈraɪtə/

1. A person who writes, especially as an occupation or profession.
- Example: The writer spent several months researching the background for her new novel.
2. A person who writes in a particular context or style.
- Example: He's a science fiction writer known for his imaginative worlds.
3. Someone who produces written content for publication.
- Example: The freelance writer submitted articles to various magazines.
4. A person responsible for the text of a play, screenplay, or script.
- Example: The acclaimed writer adapted the book into a successful film script.
5. A person who keeps records or documents, particularly in legal or official contexts.
- Example: The court writer transcribed every word spoken during the trial.

Derived from Old English 'writere', from 'writan', meaning 'to write'.

ghostwriter:

A writer who is hired to author a book or document on behalf of another person, who is credited as the author.

travel writer:

A writer who specializes in producing descriptions and narratives about travel experiences.

freelance writer:

A writer who is self-employed and takes on projects from various clients.

scriptwriter:

A writer who creates scripts for film, television, or theater.

copywriter:

A writer who specializes in creating persuasive content for advertising and marketing.

novelist:

A writer who authors novels, a long narrative fiction.

Meaning: Wordsmith

Example Sentence: He's a real wordsmith when it comes to poetry.

Meaning: Ink slinger

Example Sentence: She called herself an ink slinger, always with a pen in hand.