prosateur
prosateur noun: a writer of French prose.
Noun
prosateur (plural prosateurs)
- A writer of French prose.
- As a prosateur he wrote several novels such as Madame André, Sophie, Les Braves Gens, Césarine, Les Morts Bizarres, a series of short stories.1894, Rosine Mellé, The Contemporary French Writers, page 62
- He rated writers like Machiavelli higher than the prosateurs of his own time.2010, John Heilbron, Galileo, →ISBN, page 1
Forms of prosateur
| plural | prosateurs |
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Origin of prosateur
Borrowed from French prosateur.
Questions about prosateur
- What does prosateur mean?
- Prosateur means a writer of French prose.
- What part of speech is prosateur?
- Prosateur is a noun.
- What is the plural of prosateur?
- The plural of prosateur is prosateurs.
Words near prosateur in the dictionary
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