manipulator
Americannoun
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a person who manipulates.
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a mechanical device for the remote handling of objects or materials in conditions not permitting the immediate presence of workers.
Etymology
Origin of manipulator
First recorded in 1850–55; manipulate + -or 2
Example Sentences
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They called her a racist, a “Karen,” a manipulator, a fake.
From Los Angeles Times
Tightly controlled yet somehow relaxed, Lewis gives a performance in which the coldblooded manipulator and the sentimentally loyal bro coexist at every moment.
From New York Times
Through reports and other information provided at parole board hearings over the years, the family felt they had seen evidence Stein was a "master manipulator" who presented a danger, Ms Holmes added.
From BBC
Is Linda a master manipulator or might she have some genuine occult talents that she doesn’t fully understand?
From Los Angeles Times
According to the book, the move made Herzer sole manipulator of his fortune.
From Los Angeles Times
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