polemicist Definition
po·lemi·cist (pō lem′ə sist, pə-)
noun
a person skilled, or inclined to engage, in polemics
polemicist Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- Muslim: Muslim polemicists believe that Islam spread militarily by a miracle from Allah.
- Christian: Christian polemicists deny that the Roman Mithras was the same god as the Persian Mithras.
- early: The earlier polemicists considered this to be the question as to whether the Bible is the one true revelation or the Qur'an.
- political: It's clever writing, bound together with genuine historical facts about an 18th century political polemicist, Junius, whose writings are documented.
- left-wing: One is John Pilger, the left-wing polemicist, and the other is Mark Ballard, a Green member of the Scottish Parliament.
Noun used with modifier
- pro-nazi: The judge added that Irving, " is a right wing pro-nazi polemicist " .
- Muslim: A rebuttal to one Muslim polemicist 's " Top Ten Reasons to Reject Jesus ' Divinity " .
Browse dictionary entries near polemicist
- ‹ polemic
- ‹ polecat
- ‹ poleax
- ‹ pole vault
- ‹ pole horse
- ‹ pole bean
- ‹ Pole Attachment Act
- ‹ pole attachment
- ‹ pole
- ‹ polder

