raconteur Definition
rac·on·teur (rak′än tʉr′, -ən-)
raconteur Usage Examples
Converse of object
bear: He is a born raconteur, lover of life, communicator.
Adjective modifier
- brilliant: A brilliant raconteur, he'll be interviewed by Colin Irwin, perhaps folk's best-known journalist.
- great: Who would be the great raconteurs of the future?
- natural: It has to be said that Diemberger is not the world's most natural raconteur.
- good: He is such a good raconteur that the two books are very easy to read and enjoy.
- superb: He was a superb raconteur, and a fund of bawdy stories.
- wonderful: The action covers two days, but in memory many decades, for the members of this enormous family are wonderful raconteurs.
Noun used with modifier
dinner: Or perhaps some motivation is required, or an after dinner raconteur maybe?
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