Authorship
Authorship noun - The act of creating written works.
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Synonyms for Authorship
Start and authorship are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Start" instead a noun "Authorship".
Start
Start noun - The point at which something begins.
Authorship and start are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Authorship" instead a noun "Start".
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- In Big Eyes, Margaret is uncomfortable from the start about Walter claiming authorship for her paintings, but reluctantly agrees when he argues that it's the best way to profit from her work.
Source: Keeping Secrets Sucks -
The title of his album Footsteps, as is made explicit in the original Bookends songs at the start and end, is a reference to the famous disputed-authorship poem "Footprints in the Sand".
Source: Music / Chris de Burgh -
Keeping Secrets Sucks: Margaret is uncomfortable from the start about Walter claiming authorship for her paintings, but reluctantly agrees when he argues that it's the best way to profit from her work.
Source: Film / Big Eyes
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