costumist
costumist noun: a costumier.
Noun
costumist (plural costumists)
- A costumier.
- The latter circumstance suggests that, despite the costumists' efforts, the actors playing Socrates on stage were not at all similar to Socrates; […]2018, Gabriel Danzig, David Johnson, Donald Morrison, Plato and Xenophon: Comparative Studies, page 209
- The impresari generally belonged to the middle class, usually with previous experience in theater such as costumists or set designers, […]2022, Diego Minoia, The Mozarts, Who They Were, volume 1
Forms of costumist
| plural | costumists |
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Origin of costumist
From costume + -ist.
Questions about costumist
- What does costumist mean?
- Costumist means a costumier.
- What part of speech is costumist?
- Costumist is a noun.
- What is the plural of costumist?
- The plural of costumist is costumists.
Words near costumist in the dictionary
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