Definition

A person who writes fables or stories that often teach a lesson, sometimes using untrue or exaggerated elements.

Example

The fabler created a captivating story about a clever fox and a foolish crow.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of a famous fabler from ancient times?

Yeah, I think they were known for telling moral stories.

Exactly! Their fables often had a deeper meaning.

I love how those stories can still teach us lessons today.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fabler → It is formed from "fable" (from Latin *fabula*, meaning a story or tale) and "-er" (meaning a person who). A fabler is a person who tells stories or fables.

Memory Tip

Think of a person who tells a 'story' ('fable') — that's what a fabler does.

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