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polemist
Also po·lem·i·cist
[pol-uh-mist, puh-lem-ist, poh-]
noun
a person who is engaged or versed in polemics.
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The 63-year-old polemist, who is sometimes likened in France to former U.S.
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This approach goes back to nineteenth-century American polemists, who famously declared that if it were up to religion, we’d still believe in a flat earth.
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Hanoi Propaganda and Education Department head Ho Quang Loi said that the authorities had hired hundreds of so-called "internet polemists" in the fight against "online hostile forces".
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The polemist appeals too apparently to his readers while the opening pages approach a declamation.
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His mantle, as a vigorous polemist, had fallen upon his youngest son.
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