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artist

/'ɑ:tist/
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Definition

The word "artist" is a noun that refers to a person who creates art. This can include various forms of creative work, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, music, dance, and writing. An artist often shows sensitivity and imagination in what they create.

Usage Instructions
  • You can use "artist" to describe someone who works in the arts.
  • When talking about a specific type of art, you can specify the type (e.g., "visual artist," "musical artist").
  • Use it to talk about someone's profession or hobby.
Examples
  1. Simple Example: "She is an artist who paints beautiful landscapes."
  2. Advanced Example: "The artist's latest installation challenges our perception of reality through vivid colors and abstract forms."
Word Variants
  • Artistic (adjective): Relating to art or artists. Example: "He has an artistic flair."
  • Artistry (noun): The creative skill or ability of an artist. Example: "Her artistry is evident in every piece she creates."
Different Meanings
  • In a broader sense, "artist" can also refer to someone skilled in a particular activity, not just traditional art. For example, you might call a talented chef an "artist" in the kitchen.
Synonyms
  • Creator
  • Artisan
  • Designer
  • Performer
  • Craftsman (for someone who makes things by hand)
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

While there aren't specific idioms or phrasal verbs that use "artist," you might hear phrases related to creativity: - "Art for art's sake": This means creating art without any practical purpose, just for the beauty of it. - "Starving artist": This phrase refers to an artist who struggles financially, often because they are pursuing their passion rather than a more stable job.

Summary

An artist is someone who uses their creativity to make things that express feelings, ideas, or beauty.

Noun
  1. a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination

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