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diarist
[ dahy-uh-rist ]
diarist
/ ˈdaɪərɪst /
noun
- a person who keeps or writes a diary, esp one that is subsequently published
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- dia·ristic adjective
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Example Sentences
“Bob has proposed,” Jerry Hall tells diarist Sebastian Shakespeare.
According to Daily Mail diarist Richard Kay, "his abrupt departure has caused something of a stir."
He is now a denouncer of the logging industry and a clearsighted diarist.
"I remember the conversation very well," he tells diarist Hugh Muir.
Malala is the same age as another writer, a diarist, who inspired many around the world.
Apart from his suburban trip to Putney, we find the diarist chronicling journeys to and from Portsmouth.
The diarist Evelyn remarked all this in a more appreciative manner than any writer before or since.
Again, the sins of the religious diarist are of a very formal pattern, and are told with an elaborate whine.
The anonymous diarist was not a partisan of the Queen, but his work is more impartial than any other of the period.
The royal diarist says that the victims fell into a delirium and died in that state.
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