Dramatists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAMATISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DRAMATIST, the author of a dramatic composition; a writer of plays
• a person who writes plays.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• playwright

Words related to DRAMATISTS

dramatist12

Words that contain DRAMATISTS

melodramatists19

How to use DRAMATISTS in a sentence

• Chapman spent his long, quiet life among the dramatists, and wrote chiefly for the stage.
• THE FIRST ENGLISH DRAMATISTS THE ORIGIN OF THE DRAMA.
• Dekker is in pleasing contrast with most of the dramatists of the time.
• Novelists and dramatists, I think, are the only class, who, without doing anything else, have earned a comfortable support by their writings.
• But let us see if the knowledge which its use implies was confined to Shakespeare among the dramatists of his time.
• He was supposed to be going in for the law, but the part of him to which he drew our attention was his knowledge of the Elizabethan dramatists.
• It consisted mainly of essays on Chaucer, Chapman, Ford, and the old dramatists.
• Among his favorite authors, while at the University, we have been told he greatly delighted in the old dramatists, Webster, Heywood, and Fletcher.
• Henry Arthur Jones in the English field, and with the best of the modern French dramatists on the Continent.
• I look to our old dramatists as to our Kings and princes in poetry.
• Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher were two dramatists of the Elizabethan age.
• For an account of these dramatists consult a text book on English literature.
• The works of the old English dramatists are the gardens of our language.
• This is a realm that poets and dramatists, who are usually the profoundest and most accurate students of life, have not often tried to enter.
• It can hardly have been accidental that Homer and Dante gave their greatest work the epic form, and that Shakespeare and Goethe were in their most fortunate moments dramatists.
• It is only the technique of the foreigners, modern or ancient, Scandinavian or Greek, that the Abbey dramatists have acquired or have adapted to Irish usage.
• Despite opposition, however, and with new dramatists one by one gaining a place in the repertoire of the company, Mr.
• Certainly it was an original possession of none of the dramatists of the Celtic Renaissance, and Mr.
• The dramatists of the period make frequent references to this belief, but nearly always by way of ridicule.
• Unlike the ancient Greek and the French tragic poets, unlike Schiller, Shakespeare, Goethe, Alfieri, the Spanish dramatists do not aim at ideal humanity.
• Thus we perceive that, with poetic dramatists, the prevailing practice is, to look abroad for fables.
• Rodney, meanwhile, was talking about the Elizabethan dramatists.
• But the great dramatists gave their stories a life, a passion, a breadth and fullness which is far removed from that of their sources.
• Indeed, our old dramatists were induced by the absence of scenery to rely more and more upon the imagination of their audience.
• Of all the dramatists, perhaps Fielding treated hissing with the greatest indifference.
• This attitude was pronounced among the ancient Greeks and prominent in their dramatists.

Similar words containing DRAMATIST without suffix s

dramatist12 melodramatist18 melodramatists19

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