Biographer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIOGRAPHER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a writer of a biography
• One who writes an account or history of the life of a particular person; a writer of lives, as Plutarch.
• someone who writes an account of a person\'s life
• a person who writes an account of someone's life

Words related to BIOGRAPHER

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How to use BIOGRAPHER in a sentence

• If my memory serves me right it was at about this time that I, the humble biographer of Mr.
• One circumstance, which seems to have escaped the notice of our biographer, casts suspicion upon all these documents.
• Johnson seemed to his biographer, to show, by this ready answer, the acuteness of his wit and discernment.
• The biographer of Dryden must feel considerable difficulty in discussing the probable causes of his change.
• The intelligent and acute biographer of Louvois, M.
• CHAPTER XVI PROFIT AND LOSS A biographer whose opinions about Washington are usually sound concludes that the General was a failure as a farmer.
• I will not anticipate the duty of the biographer by an extended notice of the life of Mr.
• It is, therefore, not surprising, if her narrative is at times broken and obscure, and she a too partial biographer.
• This extraordinary anecdote of Lord Nelson, his biographer had the honour to receive from Mr.
• To produce a work not altogether unworthy the hero whose life it records, is the utmost that his present biographer can reasonably hope to accomplish.
• YOUTH THE BIOGRAPHER Or how the child was father to the man.
• A biographer may be ever so conscientious, but he stands on the outside of the circle of his subject, and his view will lack symmetry.
• But the royal instructions that no one was to speak against the Master of the Law were so peremptory that even his biographer admits there was no real discussion.
• This inadequacy arises principally from the biographer himself.
• Praise, it is needless to point out, implied trust in the biographer as an accurate collector of facts.
• Yet no writer can be more secure of a permanent place in our literature than the biographer of the Indian chiefs.
• Their life as told by their biographer Mrs Gaskell is as interesting as any novel.
• He was a newspaper correspondent and the biographer of Aaron Burr.
• The collection of these self-portraits was actually printed in 1659, and is a work of great value and interest to biographer and historian.
• Had the parties but seen fit to act in this manner, the duties of a biographer would have been sensibly lightened.
• Professor Harper, taking a more ruthless view of the duties of a biographer, now relates the story, though in a rather vague and mysterious way.
• This was natural enough, and he had a right to do what he pleased with his own, even if he thereby injured the material of the future historian and biographer.
• Nor is it possible that her biographer should escape a similar impression.
• Boswell had many literary projects and ambitions, and never intended to be known merely as the biographer of Johnson.
• Each biographer, each writer or speaker, makes his little contribution to the study, and must be content to regard it merely as a contribution.
• One was projected in 1714 by his biographer, Hantsch, but all that appeared was one volume of letters.
• An apology is formed by his biographer for relating the fact, but the weakness is only in the apology.

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