noun
Etymology
Origin of theorist
Example Sentences
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Local media described Freeman as a conspiracy theorist and member of the so-called "sovereign citizen" movement, which falsely believes it is not subject to the law.
From Barron's
Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, called Curtis a “nationally known conspiracy theorist.”
From Los Angeles Times
Whether, as Ms. Riskin believes, he warrants full rehabilitation as a theorist, however, is another story.
Once again, the theorist is Busner, now 93, and this time he has the apparent failings of neoliberalism in his sights.
If war is the continuation of politics by other means, as the military theorist Carl von Clausewitz famously claimed, then a war’s success must be judged by the achievement of its political goals.
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