wordmongers (Meaning)

wordmongers

a writer who uses words for show or without particular regard for meaning

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The wordmongers eagerly crafted intricate narratives to captivate their audience.
Amidst the chaotic conference, wordmongers dueled with carefully chosen phrases.
The politician's wordsmiths were renowned wordmongers, churning out eloquent speeches.
In the literary realm, wordmongers reveled in the manipulation of language.
The advertising industry employs wordmongers to craft compelling slogans and taglines.
The poet's wordmongering created a tapestry of vivid imagery that transported readers.
Some wordmongers succumbed to the temptation of excessive verbosity, obscuring their meanings.
The wordmongers' fascination with unusual and esoteric words often confounded their listeners.
Cynical wordmongers used their eloquence to deceive and manipulate their targets.
The prolific wordmonger penned countless articles and books, leaving an enduring legacy of linguistic artistry.

a writer who uses words for show or without particular regard for meaning

belletrists, littérateurs, co-scenarists, hacks, scribblers, ghostwriters,hatchet men, cowriters, belle-lettrists, coscenarists

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The wordmongers eagerly crafted intricate narratives to captivate their audience.

Amidst the chaotic conference, wordmongers dueled with carefully chosen phrases.

The politician's wordsmiths were renowned wordmongers, churning out eloquent speeches.

In the literary realm, wordmongers reveled in the manipulation of language.