- a person who believes in the theory of mechanism
- rare var. of mechanician
mechanist
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mechanist
noun
PhilosophyOne who believes in the doctrine of mechanism.
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Noun
(plural mechanists)
- A person who takes a mechanical view
- (archaic) A maker of machines; one skilled in mechanics.
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From mechanism
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