Synonyms for Ghostwriters:
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n.
• interpreters
- annotators
, - announcers
, - commentators
, - decipherers
, - decoders
, - editors
, - explainers
, - expositors
, - interpreters
, - reporters
, - translators
.
Other relevant words:
- author
, - biographer
, - columnist
, - composer
, - contributor
, - correspondent
, - creator
, - critic
, - dramatist
, - editor
, - essayist
, - freelancer
, - ghost
, - ghostwriter
, - ink slinger
, - journalist
, - newspaper person
, - novelist
, - originator
, - person of letters
, - playwright
, - poet
, - producer
, - prose writer
, - reporter
, - screenwriter
, - scribbler
, - scribe
, - scripter
, - stenographer
, - stringer
, - surrogate
, - word slinger
, - wordsmith
, - work-for-hire
, - writer
.
What are the hypernyms for Ghostwriters?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for ghostwriters?
Ghostwriters are professional writers who are hired to write on behalf of someone else, without receiving any credit or recognition for their work. The antonyms of ghostwriters are named authors, credited writers, acknowledged creators and recognized contributors. Unlike ghostwriters, these writers receive credit for their work and are publicly acknowledged for their contributions. Named authors are writers who are recognized for their work and are credited for authoring their own books. Credited writers are acknowledged for their contributions and receive recognition for their work. Acknowledged creators are the ones who create original work and are credited for their unique ideas. Recognized contributors are writers who make significant contributions to a work and are publicly recognized for their contributions.
What are the antonyms for Ghostwriters?
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