Allegorist
Pronunciation: /ˈæɫˈɫɛɡoʊˈɹɪst/
Allegorist (noun)
- A person who writes stories or texts where people, events, or objects stand for deeper meanings.
- A person who explains ideas by using symbolic figures or actions to represent moral, religious, or political lessons.
Examples
- The allegorist wrote stories using symbols instead of direct statements.
- An allegorist often hides messages inside everyday scenes.