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fabulist

/ˈfabjʊlɪst

noun

1A person who composes or relates fables.Though a self-proclaimed Australian writer, Carey is a fabulist who does not write in any recognizable national tradition....

One of the many writers Bloom champions is Italo Calvino, the Italian fabulist who died in 1985.
In any event, as part of Samaniego's preferred verse form, it presents a particular challenge to the translator attempting to capture the Spanish fabulist's peculiar character, whatever the target language.

1.1A liar, especially one who invents elaborately dishonest stories: a born fabulist, with an imagination unfettered by the laws of logic and probability...

It emerged in court that he is a habitual fabulist and liar with a weak grip on reality and a determination to live out some of his fantasies.
There are fibbers, fabricators and feckless fabulists.
Bialik finds several reasons why his sloppy sourcing was allowed to go on for so long, and writes that there are four conditions that allow fabulists within journalism to work undetected.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French fabuliste, from Latin fabula (see fable).

单词	fabulist
释义	fabulist /ˈfabjʊlɪst / noun 1A person who composes or relates fables.Though a self-proclaimed Australian writer, Carey is a fabulist who does not write in any recognizable national tradition.... One of the many writers Bloom champions is Italo Calvino, the Italian fabulist who died in 1985. In any event, as part of Samaniego's preferred verse form, it presents a particular challenge to the translator attempting to capture the Spanish fabulist's peculiar character, whatever the target language. 1.1A liar, especially one who invents elaborately dishonest stories: a born fabulist, with an imagination unfettered by the laws of logic and probability... It emerged in court that he is a habitual fabulist and liar with a weak grip on reality and a determination to live out some of his fantasies. There are fibbers, fabricators and feckless fabulists. Bialik finds several reasons why his sloppy sourcing was allowed to go on for so long, and writes that there are four conditions that allow fabulists within journalism to work undetected. Origin Late 16th century: from French fabuliste, from Latin fabula (see fable).
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