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Meanings of litterateurs in English
Specialist in study of literature.
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Examples for "literary"
Examples for "literary"
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Similarly you could consider literary sector as part of the 'comics industry'.
2
This simple fact is, of course, the basis of all literary education.
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It points the way toward the literary future, as those things do.
4
His literary views and topics still remain a relevant in today's society.
5
The questions given for debate may be discussed by the literary society.
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He explained to the others, Mr. Bayweather is an impassioned philologist .
2
He was mathematician, architect, poet, philologist, orator, jurist, general, statesman, and imperator.
3
Five new fellows were accepted; two biologists, a chemist, a poet, a philologist.
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To the modern comparative philologist his work is of great value.
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A mere philologist might complain that the book contained nothing new.
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He is a novelist, story writer, dramatist and literary scholar.
2
A well-known literary scholar who died recently was thus described by one of his former students:
3
In 1958 she married the literary scholar Jonathan Wordsworth, the great-great-great nephew of the poet William Wordsworth.
4
That Dad is a literary scholar, currently working on an appreciation of Ted Hughes, is not lost on him.
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No, these supposed literary scholars were obviously quite incapable of reading between the lines.
Usage of litterateurs in English
1
At this point ceases the dominance of the litterateurs of Austrian Poland.
2
She received many litterateurs, artists, and some clever men of fashion.
3
All the small poets and litterateurs of the day poured floods of adulation upon him.
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His train consisted of the principal litterateurs of Reisenburg.
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Several litterateurs of some distinction have already been mentioned.
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It is a pacific assembly composed of timid peers, aged lawyers, or, as abroad, clever litterateurs.
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Men of fashion, litterateurs, and artists had given each other rendez-vous there to hear our musical celebrities-MM.
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You will find there scholars, litterateurs, artists.
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The saloon of Justus Schwab, at Number Fifty, First Street, was the center where gathered Anarchists, litterateurs, and bohemians.
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Is it necessary to say that they were all animated, both politicians and 'litterateurs', with the most revolutionary sentiments?
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A strong vein of philosophy was inevitable, though in this circle of diplomats and litterateurs there were many counter-currents of opinion.
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The "cyberpunk" SF writers were a small group of mostly college-educated white middle-class litterateurs, scattered through the US and Canada.
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And our litterateurs busy themselves with the pretty things of the past, as if the present were not adequate to their genius!
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Letters must consist of six parts, and are so highly elaborate that the scribes who indite them are almost looked upon as litterateurs.
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Not only her leading litterateurs but also her leading statesmen and economists are represented-andall of them speak as with a single voice.
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He sought the South of France for health in 1762, and was run after and feted by the most brilliant circles of Parisian litterateurs.
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