denialist

[ dih-nahy-uh-list ]

noun

1. denier ¹( def 2 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of denialist¹

First recorded in 1955–60; denial ( def ) + -ist ( def )

Example Sentences

“I would be surprised if he was appointed to either of those two positions because these are science agencies, and he's a science denialist.”

From Salon

“How many more storms like Helene do we need to convince the denialist crowd that climate change is real?”

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“I recently asked the question: How many more storms like Helene do we need to convince the denialist crowd that climate change is real?”

From Salon

Trump hasn't publicly engaged in Holocaust denial, but he did make sure to be seen dining with prominent Holocaust denialist Nick Fuentes, along with the notoriously anti-semitic rapper Kanye West.

From Salon

“Climate denialist policies that favor dismantling environmental laws exact a very high price,” she said.

From Seattle Times