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Examples of ghostwrite in a Sentence
She was hired to ghostwrite the mayor's autobiography.
Recent Examples of ghostwrite from the Web
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Inside Facebook, there are communications professionals dedicated to reviewing and ghostwriting his posts, and helping him craft and maintain this profile, which has more than 105 million followers.
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In April 1789, James Madison, a member of the House of Representatives and a trusted friend of George Washington, ghostwrote the new president’s opening message to Congress.
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The beloved books have been ghostwritten by a series of authors and published under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene.
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For the article was retracted not because the article was ghostwritten, but because the ghostwriter happened to fabricate a key anecdote.
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Many applicants ghostwrite their own recommendations at recommenders’ request, a practice schools try to discourage.
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Jasmyn Lawson is probably ghostwriting your favorite GIFs.
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Brooks also submitted a Navy performance evaluation in 2007 that was ghostwritten by GDMA, and provided the company Navy ship schedules and the billing information of competitors.
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Mac had often broached the idea to Niehaus of ghostwriting his autobiography, but Niehaus always brushed it aside, saying that no one would be interested.
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Origin and Etymology of ghostwrite
First Known Use: 1927
in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
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Definition of ghostwrite for English Language Learners
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: to write (something, such as a book) for someone else using that person's name
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