playwright
ˈpleɪˌraɪt
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Noun

theater writerperson who writes plays
  • The playwright received an award for her new drama.
  • The aspiring playwright attended the workshop.
  • A famous playwright visited our school.
dramatist scriptwriter
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Expressions with playwright

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unique style or flair of a playwright
The playwright's touch was evident in the witty dialogue.

Origin of playwright

English, play (drama) + wright (maker)

Terms with playwright included in their meaning

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playwright
writer of plays
politics
Czech leader and playwright opposing totalitarianism
playwright
French playwright known for tragedies
Aeschylus
related to Aeschylus, the Greek playwright
playwright
person who writes or adapts theater plays
performing arts
Australian stage figure, actor, playwright and director of musical productions
dramatist
playwright influenced by Seneca's style
spelling
supporter of an alternative English alphabet inspired by playwright Shaw

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  1. French:dramaturge, ...
  2. German:Dramatiker, ...
  3. Italian:autore teatrale, ...
  4. Spanish:dramaturgo, ...
  5. Portuguese:dramaturgo, ...
  6. Chinese:剧作家, ...
  7. Japanese:劇作家, ...
  8. Arabic:كاتِب مَسْرَحِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחֲזַאי, ...
  10. Russian:драматург, ...
  11. Ukrainian:драматург, ...
  12. Hindi:नाटककार, ...
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