Plural of dramatist

regular plural

The plural of dramatist is dramatists.

Forms of dramatist

In other words, English dramatists continued to enliven their work by indulging in parallels, examples, and personatings.1995, Dale B. J. Randall, Winter Fruit: English Drama, 1642-1660, page 377. From the entry personating
For this reason I am sure that, whatever novelists and dramatists pretend, they are not natural chatterboxes.1949, Frank Swinnerton, “Charladies”, in Tokefield Papers, Old and New, new and enlarged edition, London: Hamish Hamilton, →OCLC, part…. From the entry malapropism
Not for nothing do screenwriters and dramatists, in search of a booable villain, regularly opt for a tabloid reporter.2000, David Randall, The Universal Journalist, page 1. From the entry booable
In a brief two decades, the young British dramatists who railed angrily at the Establishment have been succeeded by caustic young playwrights who acidly mock the welfare state.1974 October 21, “Ballet of Death”, in Time. From the entry acidly
For the greater part of three thousand years since the date of the Trojan War, the imagination of poets and dramatists has been busy with its story.1952, Olivia E. Coolidge, The Trojan War, Houghton Mifflin, published 1980, page ix. From the entry Trojan War

What is the plural of dramatist?: The plural of dramatist is dramatists.
Is dramatist countable?: Dramatist is a countable noun.

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