Noun:

நுாலாசிரியன், நுாலாசிரியை,

authored's Usage Examples:

He honored nothing but laws from the time-before-time, deals he made and the occasional Demon Laws, which he authored.

In 1879, she married Richard Pankhurst, a Manchester barrister and radical who authored the first women 's suffrage bill in Britain.

For the most part we are publishers and editors, you should assume we have not authored or checked the information independently.

His most recent books include Orientalism, The A to Z of Postmodern Life and the co-authored international bestseller Why Do People Hate America?Gem-engraving and jewelry follow similar lines; pottery-painting for the most part remains geometrical throughout, with crude survivals of Mycenaean curvilinear forms.

Bobbi Brown has also authored a handful of best selling books, filled with her advice and makeup philosophy.

Highlights of the service: Logical step-by-step question and answers authored by experts to curtail ambiguity within forms and ensure fields are not overlooked.

The term has since been registered as a trademark by Rachel Ashwell, who has authored several books about the style and founded a company in 1989 by the same name.

His first solely authored reference textbook encompassing over 20 years devoted to revision rhinoplasty is currently in Publication.

He has also coauthored A Lasting Promise, the Christian version of Fighting for Your Marriage: Positive Steps for Preventing Divorce and Preserving a Lasting Love.

Natalie is a family travel expert who has authored articles, appeared on TV and radio, and has been featured in parenting magazines.

Jon Poling coauthored an article about Hannah's condition in the Journal of Child Neurology in 2006.

coauthored a book The Indexed Security Investment Plan Explained.

Synonyms:

tragedian, hack, wordmonger, dramatist, reviewer, playwright, polemic, coauthor, journalist, folk writer, communicator, lyricist, pamphleteer, gagman, authoress, alliterator, commentator, essayist, ghost, contributor, drafter, poetizer, scriptwriter, paragrapher, literary hack, gagster, framer, biographer, speechwriter, space writer, versifier, lyrist, scenarist, abstractor, rhymer, novelist, abstracter, wordsmith, polemist, word-painter, poetiser, compiler, Gothic romancer, polemicist, hack writer, gagwriter, litterateur, ghostwriter, cyberpunk, rhymester, poet, joint author, writer, librettist,

Antonyms:

rotor, stator,