hybridist
- noun
- /ˈhaɪbrɪdɪst/
- Specialized
- Many gardeners admire the work of a talented hybridist who can combine the best traits of different plants.
Examples
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As a skilled hybridist, she introduced several unique flower varieties to the market.
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The hybridist spent years developing a new strain of disease-resistant wheat.
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The hybridist experimented with various plant species.
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Many hybridists focus on improving crop yields.
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The hybridist carefully cross-bred the two iris varieties to create a stunning new bloom.
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As a renowned hybridist, she is known for developing unique plant combinations that thrive in various climates.
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The hybridist experimented with different animal breeds to produce offspring with desirable traits.
Synonyms
A person who keeps animals as a job so they have babies
A person or tool that breeds plants and animals to make new kinds
An animal or plant used to make new kinds by mating different types
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hybridist comes from the word hybrid ('a mix or cross') and the ending -ist ('a person who does something'). So a hybridist is someone who creates new plants or animals by crossing different kinds, like a gardener who breeds flowers to combine the best traits.