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Meanings of essayist in English
Usage of essayist in English
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We gained in the publicist and essayist, but lost from the poet.
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The daily press has driven the essayist out of the political field.
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Plus, it features essayist extraordinaire Ashleigh Young of Can You Tolerate This?
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He is even now growing in strength and efficiency as an essayist.-C.
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Clive James made his name as a television critic, essayist and wit.
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Lynn Freeman talks to editor Thom Conroy and essayist Sarah Jane Barnett.
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He had also discovered a new passion: the 16th century French essayist Montaigne.
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He is a novelist, essayist, short story writer and a former research scientist.
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He was connected at once to the environmental reporter and natural history essayist.
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There was but one voice in the circle that surrounded the young essayist.
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Strunz turned for help to the great Irish essayist Hubert Butler.
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The essayist remained musing on all the occurrences of the night.
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He is a novelist, essayist, and photography critic for The New York Times.
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Jamy Ian Swiss, my good friend, is a magician and essayist.
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Photo: Supplied About the author Patricia Lockwood is an American poet and essayist.
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GILBERT K. CHESTERTON, essayist, novelist, poet; defender of orthodox thought by unorthodox methods.
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