craftspeople

[ krafts-pee-puhl, krahfts- ]

plural noun

1. craftsmen and craftswomen collectively.

Word History and Origins

Origin of craftspeople¹

crafts(men) ( def ) + people

Example Sentences

Six different groups of craftspeople each approved their respective agreements on Thursday, all by ratification votes of more than 92%.

From Los Angeles Times

Indeed, as a result of the stereotypes chronicled in “The Celluloid Closet,” legions of Hollywood actors, writers, directors and craftspeople spent their careers on projects in which LGBTQ+ people were functionally absent, bit players onscreen and closeted on set.

From Los Angeles Times

Other creatives — such as Hollywood writers, actors and craftspeople — have also taken steps to mitigate the encroachment of AI.

From Los Angeles Times

One part of that journey was establishing a design atelier outside of Paris eight years ago, where up to 70 craftspeople may be working at any given time.

From New York Times

For many of those involved — including a tenacious priest, a wealthy philanthropist, a famous artist and a team of craftspeople — rebuilding this church plays a part in Ukraine’s struggle for culture, identity and its very existence.

From Seattle Times