Writers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRITERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WRITER, one that writes
• a person who has written something or who writes in a particular way
• a person who writes books, stories, or articles as a job or occupation
• a device that writes data to a storage medium
• a scribe.
• a clerk, especially in the navy or in government offices.

Words related to WRITERS

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Words that contain WRITERS

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How to use WRITERS in a sentence

• Yet Lincoln and the Scriptural writers were not afraid to use big words when occasion required.
• All our later writers are tinged with his thought, and he has to answer for such men as Kingsley, Newman, Froude, and others who will not answer for him, nor acknowledge him.
• An anecdote, indeed, has been handed down to us by several writers, which would show that he was treated with atrocious cruelty.
• But though she read much and often in the works of famous writers, this did not prevent her keeping abreast with the literature of the day.
• But still I think it not foreign to my present subject to remind those who are endowed with but a weak judgment, what is the peculiar merit of the Attic writers.
• Pope or President? Startling Disclosures of Romanism as Revealed by its own Writers.
• About thirty of these writers fill in the gap between Phillis Wheatley and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
• From older writers, however, one gets the impression that wife-stealing was a common custom.
• That the method requires the greatest care may be gathered from the reports of continental writers.
• Round him, meeting him as an equal, gathered the greatest and most prolific writers of the time.
• This confusion is directly due to the vague manner in which the subject of centrifugal force is treated, even by our best writers.
• Our chief, our almost sole, information concerning them is derived from the Jewish writers.
• It is written in the wearisome form of dialogue, and the writer falls into that error to which all controversial writers in dialogue are peculiarly liable.
• Yet Shaftesbury and Mandeville are the two writers who are most constantly alluded to as representatives of one and the same system, in this dialogue.
• The books of four great writers have been used almost exclusively by way of illustration throughout this discussion of the relation of books to culture.
• There were however some writers, who mentioned it as the name of the Sun, and were not totally ignorant of its meaning.
• Circumstances, however, prevented these writers from acknowledging this fact to the world, and perhaps even to themselves.
• My writers belonged to various schools, some to none at all.
• The services of Sir Richard England at Inkerman have been generally overlooked by British writers.
• Each of these great writers had his Gethsemane, from which he emerged with the power of moving the hearts of men.
• The ash of potatoes consists of about 50 per cent of potash, and this fact has induced many writers to recommend ashes as a manure for this crop.
• Newman, the most forcible and impressive of the Oxford writers.
• Some of the writers go out of their way to pick up unpleasant things.
• There have been writers of force and originality who failed to attain a representative eminence, to identify themselves with their art in the memory of the world.
• This term has since then served friend and foe to designate the group of writers of whom we speak.
• The writers who rail against the women of this date are really describing the women of ten years ago.
• Voltaire, Gray, and Richardson were perhaps the only three conspicuous writers of the time, who had never known what it was to want a meal or to go without a shirt.
• We should not censure artists and writers for their attachment to their favourite excellence.

Similar words containing WRITER without suffix s

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