Associations to the word «Physicist»
Noun
- Nobel
- Mathematician
- Chemist
- Physics
- Einstein
- Astronomer
- Planck
- Relativity
- Laureate
- Physic
- Biologist
- Discoverer
- Inventor
- Enrico
- Accelerator
- Kelvin
- Faraday
- Erwin
- Dyson
- Mechanics
- Academic
- Cosmology
- Optics
- Particle
- Fission
- Landau
- Galileo
- Bose
- Quark
- Walther
- Lev
- Geologist
- Andrei
- Swiss
- Magnetism
- Austrian
- Optic
- Mach
- Teller
- Philosopher
- Werner
- Augustin
- Heinrich
- Wolfgang
- Scientist
- Rutherford
- Prize
- Maxwell
- Soviet
- Neutron
- Nanotechnology
- Theorist
- Ernst
- Wilhelm
- Tesla
- Danish
- Diffraction
- Alvarez
- Chadwick
- Bloch
- Hermann
- Neumann
- Gustav
- Spectroscopy
- Georg
- Atom
- Radiation
- Rudolf
- Plasma
- Uranium
- Eduard
- Astronaut
- Thomson
- Mechanic
- Cbe
- Fuchs
- Engineer
- Philipp
- Hahn
- Laboratory
- Cavendish
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
PHYSICIST, noun. A person whose occupation specializes in the science of physics, especially at a professional level.
PHYSICIST, noun. (archaic) A believer in the theory that the fundamental phenomena of life are to be explained upon purely chemical and physical principles (opposed to vitalist).
Dictionary definition
PHYSICIST, noun. A scientist trained in physics.
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