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orthographer
or or·thog·ra·phist
[ awr-thog-ruh-fer ]
noun
- a person versed in orthography or spelling.
- a person who spells correctly.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of orthographer1
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Example Sentences
When the team’s orthographer falls in love with a local lass eager for her life to begin, the indignant flame of tribalism is ignited.
From Washington Post
When the team’s orthographer, one Lt.
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Orthographer, or-thog′ra-fėr, n. one who spells words correctly—also Orthog′raphist.—adjs.
From Project Gutenberg
This is the reason why neither a newspaper writer, nor an orthographer, can strictly adhere to Klopstock's orthographical rule, only to write what you hear.
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When his own orthographer and key men on the Tribune staff objected to frater, McCormick splashed on their memo one red-ink sentence: "We will keep frater because the Tribune likes it."
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