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Meanings of diarist in English
Portuguese
jornalista Spanish
periodista Usage of diarist in English
1
Yes; the diarist must always have his eye on a possible autobiography.
2
Indeed, one newspaper diarist wrote a jocose, rather knowing remark about it.
3
Keane is the former husband of the late social diarist Terry Keane.
4
However, the political diarist Charles Greville was alert to the possibilities.
5
But if it hadn't, the diarist would never have seen the land again.
6
That Thames-side hostelry was evidently a favourite resort of the diarist.
7
A co-worker named Maurice courts the diarist, but she isn't interested.
8
The genial diarist was deeply moved by the scenes of violence that followed.
9
Would the diarist like to go up in it, wondered Terry?
10
Lady Moore was no slouch as a diarist, nor one to mince her words.
11
Then the diarist seemed to get fidgety about his health.
12
Fortunately, your current diarist is fully aware of the need for a thorough personal rebranding.
13
One 25-year-old diarist wrote: Essential services are completely underfunded.
14
Witness hears eye-witness testimony from the time, including an account by famous diarist Samuel Pepys.
15
The diarist John Evelyn was among the travelers who saw them in the seventeenth century.
16
There never was a diary wherein the soul of the diarist was so well concealed.
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