Anti-Stratfordian
Anti-Stratfordian is the alternative letter-case form of anti-Stratfordian.
Noun capitalized: anti-Stratfordian
anti-Stratfordian (plural anti-Stratfordians)
- A person who, in the controversy over who wrote the Shakespeare canon, holds that it was probably written by someone other than William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon.
Forms of Anti-Stratfordian
| plural | Anti-Stratfordians |
|---|---|
| plural | anti-Stratfordians |
| alternative form | Anti-Stratfordian |
Origin of Anti-Stratfordian
From anti- + Stratfordian.
Words formed from Anti-Stratfordian
Questions about Anti-Stratfordian
- What does Anti-Stratfordian mean?
- Anti-Stratfordian means a person who, in the controversy over who wrote the Shakespeare canon, holds that it was probably written by someone other than William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon.
- What is Anti-Stratfordian the alternative letter-case form of?
- Anti-Stratfordian is the alternative letter-case form of anti-Stratfordian.
- What part of speech is Anti-Stratfordian?
- Anti-Stratfordian is a noun.
- What is the plural of Anti-Stratfordian?
- The plural of Anti-Stratfordian is Anti-Stratfordians.
Words near Anti-Stratfordian in the dictionary
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