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conceptualizer

  • a word derived from conceptualize.
    conceptualize
    verb (used with object)
    to form into a concept; make a concept of.

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Davis, in his autobiography, called Mr. Shorter “the conceptualizer of a whole lot of musical ideas we did.”

From New York Times ● Mar. 2, 2023

Q. Do you view yourself as a conceptualizer or as a person who recognizes ideas that matter?

From Time Magazine Archive

Remarks an American diplomat involved in the shuttle: "He has a knack for timing, knowing when to act as conceptualizer one moment and a street-wise Brooklyn type the next."

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Bush has never been one for "the vision thing," and incoming Secretary of State James Baker has not yet shown that he can be a conceptualizer of strategic goals.

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In terms both camps could embrace, a State Department colleague says, "Dick is very abrasive and arrogant, but he is also a brilliant conceptualizer and tactician."

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