Pronunciation: /ˈteɪlˌtɛlər/
noun a person who tells tales or stories, often in a deceitful or exaggerated manner
A1 A taleteller is someone who enjoys sharing stories with others.
A2 The taleteller entertained the children with a funny story.
B1 As a taleteller, she captivated the audience with her vivid storytelling.
B2 The taleteller's ability to weave intricate plots kept the listeners on the edge of their seats.
C1 The renowned taleteller was invited to speak at prestigious literary events.
C2 His reputation as a master taleteller spread far and wide, attracting fans from all over the world.
formal The taleteller at the company's annual meeting shared inspiring stories of success.
informal My grandma is the best taleteller in our family, she always has the most interesting stories to share.
slang I heard that new guy is quite the taleteller, always spinning wild tales to impress people.
figurative In literature, the author is often seen as the ultimate taleteller, weaving intricate narratives for readers to enjoy.
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