Commentator is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMENTATOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who gives a commentary
• a person who comments on events or on a text
• a person who commentates on a sports match or other event
• One who writes a commentary or comments; an expositor; an annotator.
• an expert who observes and comments on something
• a writer who reports and analyzes events of the day
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who provides commentary; as

Words related to COMMENTATOR

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Words that contain COMMENTATOR

commentators18 commentatorial20

How to use COMMENTATOR in a sentence

• So pre-occupied was he with his labors as a commentator of the Scriptures, that he even contemplated withdrawing from the public service of religion.
• More than one commentator, I find, has suspected that the Wisdom of Solomon and the second book of Maccabees were by the same author.
• What Horace means scarcely requires explanation, but no commentator has successfully explained it.
• Stephanius, the first commentator on Saxo, still remains the best upon his language.
• Europeans generally regarded Averroes as the author of these heresies, and the orthodox branded him accordingly, but he was nothing more than their collector and commentator.
• He stood to them in the light of a commentator on Aristotle, and as presenting the opinions of the Alexandrian and other philosophical schools up to his time.
• Horapollo, or rather his commentator Bolzani, says, that when the master of the house is going a journey, he hangs out a broom of fig boughs for good luck.
• Another impediment, not the least vexatious to the commentator, is the exactness with which Shakespeare followed his authors.
• Knowles were as strongly in favour of immediately following a beaten adversary as the anonymous commentator was in favour of maintaining the line.
• The commentator or interpreter had no conception of his author as a whole, and very little of the context of any passage which he was explaining.
• Even the erudition of antiquity usually reached him by the ready medium of some German commentator.
• The language applied in ancient documents to the primitive presidents of the Churches illustrates the accuracy of this venerable commentator.
• It was not till 1869 that his countrymen became fully aware of him as a social critic, a commentator on life and society.
• Russell, and the chief commentator in the English reviews on the work of the Irish group of its writers.
• He, Simplicius, the masterly commentator on Aristotle, and five other Neoplatonists, migrated to Persia after Justinian had issued the edict closing the school.
• Both as a teacher and as a commentator he was extremely successful.
• In the Dunciad, published soon after the Odyssey, Pope laments ten years spent as a commentator and translator.
• It is true that the epistle requires a commentator.
• It is not the province of the commentator, but of the geologist, to account for the phenomenon.
• The theory about Loyola, first mooted by Bowle, the English commentator, is of all, perhaps, not the least absurd.
• Plato, commentator of Timaeus, wrote of the Soul of the World, 667-u.
• So I am afraid his translator and commentator is not to expect much more than has been showed them.
• Apart from obsolete words or allusions, Herrick is the best commentator upon Herrick.
• James Kent, the great commentator on American law, began his lectures in Columbia College at the age of thirty-one.
• In front of the chapel is a statue of Wesley, and at the rear is his grave, and close by is the last resting place of the remains of Adam Clarke, the commentator.
• Thomas Newton, the commentator on Prophecy, was Dean of St.
• Among these must clearly be reckoned the commentator E.
• I still find that the best commentator, for the ethical and spiritual use of the Bible, is one Master Praying Always.
• The historian, and still more the critical commentator on his own times, needs to be patient, calm, judicial, hopeful.
• I believe, that, if Shelley had lived, he would himself have been the most potent and useful commentator on his own writings, in the production of other and more complete works.
• The spirit of the law is truly interpreted by the later priestly commentator who places completely under the ban all attempts visibly to represent the Deity.
• The Arab writer whose influence on mediaeval thought was the most profound was Averroes, the great commentator on Aristotle.
• The commentator has contented himself to suppose, that the foregoing play in his book was the play of earlier composition.
• The commentator Warburton makes the character of Polonius, a character only of manners, discriminated by properties superficial, accidental, and acquired.
• The answer is plain enough even to the Greek commentator.
• Ask your new commentator where he gets the right to judge for us.

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