speechwriter
Học thuậtThân thiện
The politician's speechwriter prepared a powerful address for the upcoming rally.
Definition
- Noun:
- A professional writer who composes speeches for others to deliver: A speechwriter is a person whose job is to write formal addresses, lectures, or talks that will be spoken aloud by another person, often a public figure like a politician, executive, or celebrity.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The president's speechwriter prepared a powerful address for the national convention.
- As a corporate speechwriter, her words are delivered by the company's CEO at major events.
- He hired a skilled speechwriter to craft his acceptance speech.
Advanced Usage
- "Ghost speechwriter": Emphasizes that the writer's role is anonymous, with credit typically going to the speaker.
- Although uncredited, the ghost speechwriter was responsible for the senator's most memorable lines.
Variants and Related Words
- Speechwriting (n): The craft or profession of writing speeches.
- She studied political science and has a talent for speechwriting.
Synonyms
- Ghostwriter: A writer who authors texts that are officially credited to another person. (Note: This is a broader term that can include books, articles, etc., not just speeches.)
- Wordsmith: A skilled user of words, often one who writes texts for others.
The politician's speechwriter prepared a powerful address for the upcoming rally.
Noun
- a writer who composes speeches for others to deliver