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orthographer

or or·thog·ra·phist

[ awr-thog-ruh-fer ]
/ ɔrˈθɒg rə fər /
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noun
a person versed in orthography or spelling.
a person who spells correctly.
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Origin of orthographer

1590–1600; <Late Latin orthograph(us) (adj. and noun) (Latin ortho-ortho- + -graphus-graph) + -er1

Words nearby orthographer

orthogonal matrix, orthogonal projection, orthogonal trajectory, orthograde, orthograde degeneration, orthographer, orthographic, orthographic projection, orthographize, orthography, orthohydrogen
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