anthropologist
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- noun
- /ˌænθrəˈpɑlədʒɪst/
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antropólogo
- The great anthropologist and philosopher Wade Davis said despair is a failure of the imagination.
- anthropologists study
- cultural anthropologist
- physical anthropologist
OK, and that title is forensic anthropologist.
- OK, and that title is forensic anthropologist.
- That's the future, and it As an anthropologist, I'm fascinated, but it.
- So I think in a limited way, a little time apart, You know, I'm, I'm an anthropologist.
- And I was, I was joined by my good friend Louis Eduardo Luna, who's Colombian anthropologist who is now based in Brazil.
- In fact, Jared Diamond, who wrote one of my favorite books ever, Guns, Germs and Steel, is a UCLA anthropologist.
- And intelligence, some anthropologists might tell you, is the ability to adapt to your environment and survive.
- So the premise is that Richard Dreyfuss is an an anthropologist whose wife dies and now he's a sad widower with these two three kids.
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They hired the best anthropologists from the best universities in the U.S.
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In their book Basic Colour Terms, anthropologists Brent Berlin and Paul Kay claim that words for colour translate very easily between different languages.
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Here you are pushing yourself to be the greatest anthropologist of all times.
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"This anthropologist wrote Patterns of Culture."
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So the anthropologist Richard Schwader gives a list here of human differences.
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He's a cultural anthropologist and this is what he argued.
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I've got three articles by the anthropologist who wrote this book.
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My name is James Susman, I'm an anthropologist and the title of my latest book is called Work Deep History.
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The study of the Copper Age in Europe is synonymous with one woman, anthropologist Marija Gimbutas.
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Loretta, who is socially active in the church, is an anthropologist specializing in African culture.
Synonyms
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A person who studies people's lives and customs by living with and watching them
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A person who studies people's beliefs, customs, and daily life in different societies
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An informal short word for the study of people or the person who studies them
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A scientist who studies human cultures, how people live, and how cultures change
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A person who studies how people live and behave in families and communities
A researcher who studies a group's history and culture using records and interviews
Compounds
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A person who studies people's beliefs, customs, and daily life in different societies
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A person who studies how people live and behave in families and communities
How Expert
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
anthropologist = anthropology (transparent) = anthropology + ist
Standard agentive derivation: 'anthropology' (study of humans) + '-ist' yields 'a person who studies anthropology'.
Etymology
The word anthropologist comes from two parts, anthro- meaning 'human', as in anthropology, and -logist related to -logy meaning 'study', as in biology. So an anthropologist is a person who studies people, their cultures, and how they live.