environmentalist
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☆ en·vi·ron·men·tal·ist (en vī′rən ment′'l ist, in-)
noun
- a person who accepts the theory that environment is of overriding importance in determining individual characteristics
- a person working to solve environmental problems, as air and water pollution, the exhaustion of natural resources, and uncontrolled population growth
Related Forms:
- environmentalism en·vi′·ron·men′·tal·ism′ noun
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Converse of subject
- criticize: China has long been criticized by environmentalists for a litany of environmental crimes.
Converse of object
- say: Who says environmentalists don't have a sense of humor?
Adjective modifier
- skeptical: Bjorn Lomborg, The skeptical environmentalist, CUP 2001.
Modifies a noun
- movement: Why do you think the environmentalist movement is so strong today?
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