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

biography20

Words that contain BIOGRAPHER

biographers19 autobiographer22 autobiographers23 psychobiographer34 psychobiographers35

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.

Similar words containing BIOGRAPH without suffix er

biograph16 biographs17 biography20 biographed19 biographee18 biographic20 biographees19 biographers19 biographies19 biographing20 biographise19 biographize28 biographical22 biographised21 biographises20 biographized30 biographizes29 autobiography24 biographising22 biographizing31 autobiographer22 autobiographic24 biographically27 autobiographers23 autobiographies23 nonbiographical25 psychobiography36 autobiographica25 psychobiographi33 psychobiographe33 autobiographical26 psychobiographer34 psychobiographers35 psychobiographies35 autobiographically31 psychobiographical38 semiautobiographical32

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