librettist

The word “librettist” has 3 syllables: li-bret-tist

It's pronounced as /lɪˈbrɛtɪst/


What is synonym and antonym for librettist?

In the thesaurus, “librettist” has 41 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for librettist along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for librettist

  • artist
  • author
  • balladist
  • bard
  • cocomposer
  • composer
  • dilettante
  • dramatist
  • dramaturge
  • dramaturgist
  • epigrammatist
  • epigrammatizer
  • lyricist
  • lyrist
  • maker
  • metrist
  • minstrel
  • muse
  • odist
  • parodist
  • poet
  • poet laureate
  • poetaster
  • poetess
  • rhapsode
  • rhapsodist
  • rhymer
  • rhymester
  • rimer
  • scenarist
  • scop
  • scripter
  • songsmith
  • songwriter
  • sonneteer
  • sonnetist
  • tragedian
  • troubadour
  • tunesmith
  • versifier
  • writer

Antonyms for librettist

  • audience member
  • composer
  • critic
  • director
  • performer

Meanings of librettist

  • noun
    1. The person who writes a libretto.

Example Sentences

  • The librettist collaborated closely with the composer to create the opera.
  • A skilled librettist knows how to shape a compelling story for music.
  • The famous librettist received praise for his poetic lyrics.
  • She worked as a librettist for several successful stage productions.
  • The librettist adapted the novel into an engaging opera script.

On this page you'll find 46 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to librettist, such as: artist, audience member, author, balladist, bard, cocomposer, composer.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • lyrist
  • melodist
  • musician
  • scorer
  • songsmith
  • songwriter
  • symphonist
  • tunesmith

orchestrator

  • arranger
  • cocomposer
  • composer
  • librettist
  • lyricist
  • lyrist
  • melodist
  • musician
  • scorer
  • songsmith
  • songwriter
  • symphonist
  • tunesmith

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