copyist (Meaning)

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copyist (n)

someone employed to make written copies of documents and manuscripts

The ancient scribe served as a diligent copyist, meticulously transcribing scrolls for preservation.
As a copyist in the Renaissance era, Leonardo meticulously reproduced manuscripts with unparalleled precision.
The monastery employed a skilled copyist to replicate sacred texts for distribution among the clergy.
In the age before printing presses, the copyist played a crucial role in disseminating knowledge through handwritten manuscripts.
The meticulous copyist painstakingly transcribed legal documents for the court's records.
The library hired a team of copyists to reproduce rare manuscripts for scholarly research.
Despite the advent of printing technology, the art of the copyist persisted in some circles due to its reverence for tradition.
The medieval monastery maintained a scriptorium where copyists labored over illuminated manuscripts.
The copyist's attention to detail ensured that each copy of the manuscript was an exact replica of the original.
As a copyist, her steady hand and keen eye for detail made her indispensable in the reproduction of historical texts.

someone employed to make written copies of documents and manuscripts

imitator, follower, echo,copycat, rubber stamp, wannabee, aper, wannabe,parrot, impressionist

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The ancient scribe served as a diligent copyist, meticulously transcribing scrolls for preservation.

As a copyist in the Renaissance era, Leonardo meticulously reproduced manuscripts with unparalleled precision.

The monastery employed a skilled copyist to replicate sacred texts for distribution among the clergy.

In the age before printing presses, the copyist played a crucial role in disseminating knowledge through handwritten manuscripts.