scribbler Sentence Examples
- The young scribbler filled notebooks with her imaginative stories.
- Emily Dickinson was a reclusive scribbler who poured her heart into her poems.
- The scribbler's desk was a mess of crumpled paper and ink stains.
- The old scribbler reminisced about the days when he wrote by candlelight.
- The scribbler's penmanship was so illegible that it took a codebreaker to decipher it.
- The angry scribbler let loose a tirade of words on the page.
- The scribbler's blog became a platform for sharing his unpolished thoughts.
- The budding scribbler sought mentorship from established authors.
- The scribbler's scribbles provided a glimpse into his troubled mind.
- The scribbler's words danced across the page, forming a symphony of emotions.
scribbler Meaning
scribbler (n)
informal terms for journalists
a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to read
scribbler (n.)
One who scribbles; a petty author; a writer of no reputation; a literary hack.
A scribbling machine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scribbler
Synonyms:
- playwright
- penman
- auteur
- stylist
- belle-lettrist
- wordmonger
- fictionist
- storyteller
- essayist
- dramatist
- fabulist
- pamphleteer
- coscenarist
- scrivener
- memorialist
- scribe
- screenwriter
- romancer
- fictioneer
- author
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
FAQs About the word scribbler
informal terms for journalists, a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to readOne who scribbles; a petty author; a writer of no reputation; a literary
cowriter, wordsmith, autobiographer, pen, hack, hagiographer, hatchet man, belletrist, biographer, memoirist
nonauthor, nonauthor,,
The young scribbler filled notebooks with her imaginative stories.
Emily Dickinson was a reclusive scribbler who poured her heart into her poems.
The scribbler's desk was a mess of crumpled paper and ink stains.
The old scribbler reminisced about the days when he wrote by candlelight.
