Pronunciation: /ˈbælədˌmʌŋɡər/
noun a person who writes or sells ballads, especially of a trivial or inferior quality
A1 The balladmonger sang traditional songs in the town square.
A2 The balladmonger traveled from village to village, sharing his music with the locals.
B1 The balladmonger was known for his ability to capture the emotions of his audience through his songs.
B2 The balladmonger's ballads were so popular that he was invited to perform at the royal court.
C1 The balladmonger's lyrical storytelling and musical talent earned him a place among the greatest troubadours of his time.
C2 The balladmonger's influence extended beyond his own era, as his timeless songs continue to be performed and appreciated by modern audiences.
formal The balladmonger was known for his ability to write emotional and heartfelt songs.
informal I heard that the balladmonger is performing at the local pub tonight.
slang That balladmonger sure knows how to tug at the heartstrings with his music.
figurative In the world of politics, some may see lobbyists as modern-day balladmongers, using persuasive language to sway opinions.
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