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Meanings of fabulist in anglès
Usage of fabulist in anglès
1
The words of the great French fabulist will never cease to be true:
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Still, the fabulist thinks it a good idea to do that.
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The great fabulist no more invented it than Lord Bacon invented inductive reasoning.
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But the fabulist now seeks analogies where before he merely sought humorous situations.
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Ought not that to be enough, if the fabulist is serious?
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Yet this new novel is also far less fantastical than his earlier fabulist masterworks.
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Then the doleful party march off in single file solemnly, and the fabulist pursues:
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According to the sacred fabulist, Joshua surpassed Moses in the wonders which he performed.
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But La Fontaine, in this abbreviated history, is only the echo of another fabulist.
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Lucman, the fabulist and philosopher, happened to be among them.
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And how many men are women, too, on this point, as said the fabulist.
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Above all, he was a fabulist, a great inventor of ideas, if not of things.
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He was a congenital fabulist, a mendacity that suggests insecurity and pride in equal measure.
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Poor Moore, the fabulist, was one of the company.
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That never existed anywhere except in the imaginations of Boris Johnson and his fabulist friends.
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The true fabulist, therefore, discharges a most important function.
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Fabulist through the time