Subject and Teller

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Subject noun - A major object of interest or concern (as in a discussion or artistic composition).

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Teller and subject are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teller" instead a noun "Subject".

Teller noun - Someone who tells a story.

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Subject and teller are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Subject" instead a noun "Teller".

Nearby Words: tell, telling

female	female subject	female teller
certain	certain subject	certain teller
original	original subject	original teller
actual	actual subject	actual teller
Other adjectives: real, former, primary, last, different.

Nonverbal Miscommunication: Pseudolus pretends to be a fortune-teller, while Hysterium pantomimes the correct responses behind the subject's back.

Source: Theatre / A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
When she tries to tell Bossun's future, it's proved that the fortune teller uses intel on the subject she's reading to make a fortune seem more legitimate.

Source: Manga / Sket Dance
She also made a distinction unusual for the subject matter and an occult setting, stating that there's nothing wrong with being a fortune teller with no psychic or magical powers, or in using cold reading to give advice... if you do the work you're claiming to do and being paid for.

Source: Cold Reading

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