different between logophile vs wordsmith
logophile
English
Etymology
logo- +? -phile
Noun
logophile (plural logophiles)
- One who loves words; a word buff.
Hypernyms
- linguaphile
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wordsmith
English
Etymology
word +? smith
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /w??(?)dsm??/
- (US) IPA(key): /w?dsm??/
Noun
wordsmith (plural wordsmiths)
- One who uses words skillfully.
- She has always been known as a capable wordsmith, but in this latest novel she also shows surprising emotional depth.
Translations
See also
- prose stylist
Verb
wordsmith (third-person singular simple present wordsmiths, present participle wordsmithing, simple past and past participle wordsmithed)
- To apply craftsman-like skills to word use.
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