Artificer

Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrtɪfɪsər/

Definitions of artificer

noun a skilled craftsman or inventor

Example Sentences

A1 The artificer fixed my broken watch.

A2 The artificer crafted a beautiful necklace out of silver.

B1 The artificer was skilled in creating intricate pottery designs.

B2 The artificer's workshop was filled with tools and materials for their craft.

C1 The artificer's reputation as a master craftsman spread far and wide.

C2 The artificer's attention to detail and precision set them apart from other artisans.

Examples of artificer in a Sentence

formal The artificer meticulously crafted each piece of jewelry by hand.

informal My neighbor is an artificer who loves to tinker with old cars in his garage.

slang That artificer dude is a wizard with fixing electronics.

figurative As an artificer of words, the poet weaved together beautiful verses that touched the hearts of many.

Grammatical Forms of artificer

• past tense: artificed
• plural: artificers
• comparative: more artificer
• superlative: most artificer
• present tense: artifices
• future tense: will artifice
• perfect tense: has artificed
• continuous tense: is artificing
• singular: artificer
• positive degree: artificer
• infinitive: to artifice
• gerund: artificing
• participle: artificing

Origin and Evolution of artificer

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'artificer' originated from the Latin word 'artifex', which means craftsman or artist.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'artificer' has come to refer to someone skilled in a particular craft or trade, often associated with creativity and ingenuity.