Ghost-write
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Ghost-write is a verb meaning Alternative form of ghostwrite.
Meaning
Alternative form of ghostwrite.
Example Sentences
In flashback, we see Dumont hire Verin to ghost-write some pacifistic essays for publication.
In his late seventies, Barclay was already an accomplished writer and published author when Truman Voigt contracted with him to ghost-write his first book.
Although the book's content would be Carole's, Brand hired Edwin Seaver to help ghost-write the project. Seaver was a well-known writer and editor prominent in New York literary circles.
I have met authors who ghost-write for golfers, doctor scripts, produce advertising copy, do panel TV shows. . . . These activities can help your books, they can be fun, they can earn money, they can encourage people to gie you free vegetables, or suits.
Word Forms
- ghost-writes
- ghost-writing
- ghost-wrote
- ghost-written
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include co-write, cliche, ghost ride, role-play, whistleblow, dead-name.
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