confabulists
confabulists is the plural of confabulist.
Meaning of confabulist
Noun
confabulist (plural confabulists)
- One who confabulates; a companion with whom one chats or confers.
- I knew him only as a grey-bearded sage — he was my father's friend and close confabulist! " said Hueline, with a slight smile.1849, Emma Robinson, Owen Tudor: An Historical Romance - Volume 2, page 26
- Synonyms:
- confabulator
- One who invents elaborate stories, especially false ones misrepresented as if they were true.
- The confabulist, who simply cannot resist making up stories, wastes an enormous amount of other people's time.1995, Alexander McCall Smith, Heavenly Date: And Other Stories, page 121
- Synonyms:
- confabulator
Questions about confabulists
- What is confabulists the plural of?
- Confabulists is the plural of confabulist.
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