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mechanist
[ mek-uh-nist ]
ˈmechanist
/ ˈmɛkənɪst /
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- anti·mechan·ist noun adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of mechanist1
First recorded in 1600–10; mechan(ic) + -ist
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Example Sentences
These truths are as plain to the mechanist as they are to the vitalist.
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To employ the language of the mechanist, the necessary fall would be otherwise awanting, and the machine would fail to move.
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He must have been a clever mechanist, for the result was always the same-after a longer or shorter period the music began again.
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M. Maelzel, the mechanist, inventor of the musical metronome, was one of Beethoven's warmest friends and adherents.
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This very pessimistic survey is the more valuable as it is written by a convinced mechanist.
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