scrawler Synonyms
scrawler Meaning
Wordnet
scrawler (n)
a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to read
Webster
scrawler (n.)
One who scrawls; a hasty, awkward writer.
scrawler Sentence Examples
- The scrawler's frantic penmanship filled the page with illegible scribbles.
- The accused's scrawled confession revealed the truth of their heinous crime.
- The ancient parchment bore the faint scrawls of a forgotten language.
- The scrawler's hasty notes were barely decipherable, except for a few key words.
- The walls of the abandoned asylum were adorned with the scrawls of disturbed minds.
- The ransom note was a chilling scrawl, demanding a hefty sum of money.
- The scrawler's anonymous letters terrorized the entire town with their malicious accusations.
- The graffiti artist's scrawl adorned the building's facade, a testament to their forbidden expression.
- The archaeologist discovered a scrawled map leading to a long-lost treasure.
- The young child's scrawled drawing of a family brought a smile to everyone's face.
FAQs About the word scrawler
a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to readOne who scrawls; a hasty, awkward writer.
write,scribble,scratch, squiggle, pencil, letter, doodle, jot (down),pen, print
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The scrawler's frantic penmanship filled the page with illegible scribbles.
The accused's scrawled confession revealed the truth of their heinous crime.
The ancient parchment bore the faint scrawls of a forgotten language.
The scrawler's hasty notes were barely decipherable, except for a few key words.
