Novelist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOVELIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who writes novels
• a writer of novels.
• An innovator; an asserter of novelty.
• A writer of news.
• A writer of a novel or novels.
• writer of novels

Words related to NOVELIST

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Words that contain NOVELIST

novelists12 novelistic15 antinovelist15 antinovelists16 novelistically22

How to use NOVELIST in a sentence

• And at this period Colonel Musgrave noted with approval the intimacy which was, obviously, flourishing between the little novelist and Patricia.
• Being a novelist, one whose temperament sought for sunshine rather than gloom in life, he wound up in lighter vein.
• The whole after life of our novelist was darkened by this loss worse than death.
• The novelist is not under the same limitations of time, nor has he to contend against the same mental impatience on the part of his public.
• The tourist and the novelist do not happily combine.
• It is a story of Florence in the days of Savonarola, and was largely the outcome of a visit the novelist paid to Italy with her life-long friend, George Henry Lewes.
• At the age of three-and-twenty she embarked on a literary career, and as a journalist, magazine contributor, and novelist wrote vigorously for over fifty years.
• Midshipman Easy Frederick Marryat, novelist and captain in the navy, was born in London on July 10, 1792.
• The greatest benefit we owe to the artist, whether painter, poet or novelist, is the extension of our sympathies.
• The novelist undertakes to present you people and things as real as any that you can meet in an omnibus.
• The novelist came down the path, on a run, to seat himself upon the gray boulder.
• In fact, it was the story that gave me my start in yellow journalism, from which I graduated the novelist of your acquaintance.
• At least one soldier of Negro blood, General Dumas, father of the great novelist, arose to the rank of General of Division in the French Army and served under Napoleon.
• Sir Walter Scott was the great novelist of the movement, and also wrote some fine, stirring ballads and poems.
• And then Destiny, like a novelist who does not know what to do with a character, sent him on an excursion across the River Styx.
• Below Ancenes Paul was met by Jules Verne, the distinguished novelist, who came up the river on a boat rowed by some of his sailors.
• The fleeting impressions do not remain, and only what remains steadily and permanently in the mind can be used as a model by the novelist.
• Especially is a knowledge of the European estimate of America during the period that the novelist resided abroad a matter of first importance.
• The American novelist had made then an attempt to secure for the man he regarded as his master some adequate return from the vast sale of his works in the United States.
• This is certainly one of the most remarkable conceptions that it ever entered into the mind of a novelist to create.
• Maupassant is known as a writer of short stories and as a novelist.
• Dumas has contrived, by uniting the two characters of tourist and novelist, to make them act as reliefs to each other.
• The cosmic philosopher in him sees the beginning and the end of the artistic process better than the novelist in him sees its methods.
• The other attribute which may be taken for granted in the novelist, as in every artist, is passionate intensity of vision.
• The difficulty of the modern novelist in giving symptoms and preserving the entire decorum of his pages has amused me a little.
• The woman doctor is, I suspect, still available as material for the ambitious novelist, but let him beware how he deals with her.
• In some ways this noble novelist might stand as the special representative of modern feeling.
• These were all in a glass case, and all looked the poet and novelist.
• Wells has striven to give a freer and more vital expression to that spirit, working through his own life, than any other novelist of our day.
• It is, indeed, to be doubted that a novelist can so reproduce a distant epoch as to satisfy the ideas of careful historical students.

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