Authors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUTHORS in dictionary:

VERB:
• AUTHOR, to bring into being
• be the author of (a book or piece of writing)
• be the originator of
NOUN:
• a writer of a book, article, or document
• someone who writes books as a profession.
• the writings produced by a particular author
• an originator of a plan or idea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to write

Words related to AUTHORS

author9 authored12 authoring13

Words that contain AUTHORS

coauthors14 authorship18 nonauthors13 authorships19 coauthorship22 multiauthors17 coauthorships23

How to use AUTHORS in a sentence

• It was perhaps favorable to the immediate success of the Spy, that Cooper had few American authors to divide with him the public attention.
• Of other authors his knowledge was very imperfect, but his criticisms very amusing.
• Of Babylonian architecture we know little beyond what the Hebrew Scriptures and ancient authors tell us.
• It should be added at once that the authors have taken full advantage of these possibilities.
• No words are inserted here, but such as some modern authors countenance.
• All the Elizabethan authors had crowded and various careers.
• Dodgson, most exacting, but not most ungrateful of authors, March 29, 1876.
• By all the classical authors that ever were written, you are antipodialry opposed to facts.
• This phrase dates from 1859, and was addressed to a generation which delighted in arranging authors in something like the order of a class list.
• Perhaps it would be more true to say that Montaigne is one of the last authors whom modern taste learns to appreciate.
• Greek and Roman authors are dearer here, than, I believe, any where in the world.
• Even the intellectual brilliancy of authors whom he intensely admired did not often blind him to ethical defects.
• So not only does Pliny write science as he saw it, but introduces us into a select circle of authors whom otherwise we would not know.
• And in every outbreak of the social revolution the authors of the movement have been known to be connected with secret societies.
• Authors content themselves with writing on the dramatist, and neglect to write upon the dramas.
• The same inference might have been drawn against the authors and instruments of the revolution.
• Brunetiere remarks in one of his historical essays, are precisely the authors who do not count.
• It was some time since he had worked at that art, having given himself up to the study of poets and authors in the vulgar tongue and writing sonnets for his own pleasure.
• The extent to which Cooper was affected by hostile criticism is something remarkable, even in the irritable race of authors.
• We are often asked whether it is best to study subjects, or authors, or books.
• We had very early cherished the dream of one day being authors.
• Among the religious authors whom I read familiarly was the Rev.
• Within its walls for centuries the sacred sciences were taught and classic authors studied.
• The authors are very sensible of their obligations to Mr.
• The injustice lies in the fact that an important part of the contribution falls on the hither side of 1870 and has to do with authors still active.
• It evidently had a deep influence on the authors of the Gospels, as well as on St.
• Never did the Revolution, its authors and its consequences, receive a more hearty and sincere execration than at that moment.
• Each of these volumes is well written, in a high, moral tone by responsible authors, and contains numerous anecdotes, illustrative of the early and latter history of our country.

Similar words containing AUTHOR without suffix s

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