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speechwriter

[speech-rahy-ter]

noun

  1. a person who writes speeches for others, usually for pay.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of speechwriter1

First recorded in 1825–35; speech + writer
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Sir Keir's comments suggest neither he nor his speechwriters were aware of any similarity to a line in Powell's 1968 speech.

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He shaped legislation and edited and polished the work of Johnson’s speechwriters.

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Leavitt began working for the first Trump White House shortly after graduating in 2019, first as presidential speechwriter and later as assistant press secretary, according to the website for her 2022 run for Congress.

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“Luck broke against him in many ways during his time in office,” Carter’s former speechwriter, James Fallows, said this week on CNN.

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He also, at times, worked as a speechwriter and advisor for Liberal Party figures - including former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser - and launched several failed bids to represent the party in both state and federal politics.

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