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biographee
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bi·og·ra·phee  (b-gr-f)
n.
The subject of a biography.
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biographee [baɪˌɒgrəˈfiː] Nbiografiado/a m/f


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The Online Dictionary of Library and Information Science (ODLIS) (Reitz, 2006) defines the term biographical dictionary as "a single-volume reference work or set of reference books containing biographical essays about the lives of actual people, sometimes limited to biographees who are deceased.
The biographees expanded the roles of women, challenged racist attitudes, entered political life, prodded government to attend to medical and educational needs, and wrote books.
Moll Cutpurse shares with other criminal biographees a sharp political awareness and a keen sense of justice.
 
 
 
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