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wright Definition and Meaning in English (wright definition)

noun
Synonyms:craftsmanartisanmaker
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Wright definition: A person who makes or builds something, especially a skilled worker in a particular craft or trade.

Definitions of Wright

  1. 1noun(formal)

    A person who makes or builds something, especially a skilled worker in a particular craft or trade.

Example Sentences

casual

“The old wright carefully crafted the wooden wheel.”

casual

“He was known as a master wright in the village.”

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nounplaywright
nounshipwright
nounwheelwright
nouncartwright
nounwainwright

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