Definition of denialist in English:

denialist

noundɪˈnʌɪ(ə)lɪstdəˈnaɪələst

A person who refuses to admit the truth of a concept or proposition that is supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence.
the small minority of very vocal climate change denialists
as modifier the denialist view
Example sentencesExamples
- To the skeptics' discomfort, their arguments are frequently quoted by the denialists.
- So far the pattern is for the emails to look a lot less suspicious once they're put into context, and for the denialists to oversell what they've found.
- Since the denialists are denying, drastic measures are required.
- While the greenhouse denialists reject such scenarios outright, more hard-headed ruling-class planners take them more seriously.
- It is probably true that The Day After Tomorrow's special effects-driven excesses have given the greenhouse denialists a propaganda free kick.
- Those who did speak up were "bludgeoned quite strongly" and labelled denialists.
- He hints darkly that, though some 'denialists' are 'not evil', others 'cross the line between what could arguably be protected free speech'.
- Then there's the well-funded greenhouse denialist think-tanks on the lookout for any evidence, argument or anecdote that might raise public doubts - legitimate or otherwise - about the growing strength of the scientific consensus.
- And just, by the by, you are about the third or fourth left-winger I have seen on the net saying that the dissidents "are more properly termed denialists".
- Thank you for Talbot's excellent series of articles debunking the myths propagated by the AIDS denialists.
- The HIV denialists do not all belong in one category.
- But denialists have never been interested in understanding the science, after all, if they understood it, they could not be in denial anymore.
- They are the problem, and they need to acknowledge that fact and start cleaning up their own mess rather than spouting denialist rhetoric.
- Until recently, AIDS researchers and activists in the United States tended to regard the denialists with derision, assuming they would fade away.
- He came under the influence of a group of maverick scientists known as Aids denialists.
- The denialist position within the government has put the fear of God into the medical establishment, who will do nothing to counter it.
- But many in the medical establishment say the sacking of her deputy is evidence that he remains an "Aids denialist" who questions the link between HIV and the disease.
- The denialist side was actively subverting the peer review process.
- We need to recognise that the denialist movement is a true grass-roots phenomenon, though this does not make it any less reactionary.

Derivatives

denialism

noundɪˈnʌɪ(ə)lɪz(ə)mdəˈnaɪəlɪzm

A resurgence of denialism in the United States would have far reaching effects on the global AIDS pandemic, just as it already has in South Africa.
Example sentencesExamples
- For his dedication he gets little thanks or government support in a new era in which denialism begins to dominate.
- There's big money to be made in climate change denialism.
- The use of the concept of 'denialism' as a cudgel with which to beat anybody who questions global warming has become familiar.
- The cause of public confidence in science is ill served by the dogmatic and intolerant banner of 'denialism'.

Definition of denialist in US English:

denialist

noundəˈnīələstdəˈnaɪələst

A person who does not acknowledge the truth of a concept or proposition that is supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence; a denier.
the small minority of very vocal climate change denialists
as modifier the denialist view
Example sentencesExamples
- Then there's the well-funded greenhouse denialist think-tanks on the lookout for any evidence, argument or anecdote that might raise public doubts - legitimate or otherwise - about the growing strength of the scientific consensus.
- Since the denialists are denying, drastic measures are required.
- The HIV denialists do not all belong in one category.
- So far the pattern is for the emails to look a lot less suspicious once they're put into context, and for the denialists to oversell what they've found.
- Those who did speak up were "bludgeoned quite strongly" and labelled denialists.
- To the skeptics' discomfort, their arguments are frequently quoted by the denialists.
- But many in the medical establishment say the sacking of her deputy is evidence that he remains an "Aids denialist" who questions the link between HIV and the disease.
- He came under the influence of a group of maverick scientists known as Aids denialists.
- Thank you for Talbot's excellent series of articles debunking the myths propagated by the AIDS denialists.
- Until recently, AIDS researchers and activists in the United States tended to regard the denialists with derision, assuming they would fade away.
- But denialists have never been interested in understanding the science, after all, if they understood it, they could not be in denial anymore.
- And just, by the by, you are about the third or fourth left-winger I have seen on the net saying that the dissidents "are more properly termed denialists".
- The denialist position within the government has put the fear of God into the medical establishment, who will do nothing to counter it.
- They are the problem, and they need to acknowledge that fact and start cleaning up their own mess rather than spouting denialist rhetoric.
- He hints darkly that, though some 'denialists' are 'not evil', others 'cross the line between what could arguably be protected free speech'.
- The denialist side was actively subverting the peer review process.
- While the greenhouse denialists reject such scenarios outright, more hard-headed ruling-class planners take them more seriously.
- We need to recognise that the denialist movement is a true grass-roots phenomenon, though this does not make it any less reactionary.
- It is probably true that The Day After Tomorrow's special effects-driven excesses have given the greenhouse denialists a propaganda free kick.

单词	denialist
释义	Definition of denialist in English: denialist noundɪˈnʌɪ(ə)lɪstdəˈnaɪələst A person who refuses to admit the truth of a concept or proposition that is supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence. the small minority of very vocal climate change denialists as modifier the denialist view Example sentencesExamples To the skeptics' discomfort, their arguments are frequently quoted by the denialists. So far the pattern is for the emails to look a lot less suspicious once they're put into context, and for the denialists to oversell what they've found. Since the denialists are denying, drastic measures are required. While the greenhouse denialists reject such scenarios outright, more hard-headed ruling-class planners take them more seriously. It is probably true that The Day After Tomorrow's special effects-driven excesses have given the greenhouse denialists a propaganda free kick. Those who did speak up were "bludgeoned quite strongly" and labelled denialists. He hints darkly that, though some 'denialists' are 'not evil', others 'cross the line between what could arguably be protected free speech'. Then there's the well-funded greenhouse denialist think-tanks on the lookout for any evidence, argument or anecdote that might raise public doubts - legitimate or otherwise - about the growing strength of the scientific consensus. And just, by the by, you are about the third or fourth left-winger I have seen on the net saying that the dissidents "are more properly termed denialists". Thank you for Talbot's excellent series of articles debunking the myths propagated by the AIDS denialists. The HIV denialists do not all belong in one category. But denialists have never been interested in understanding the science, after all, if they understood it, they could not be in denial anymore. They are the problem, and they need to acknowledge that fact and start cleaning up their own mess rather than spouting denialist rhetoric. Until recently, AIDS researchers and activists in the United States tended to regard the denialists with derision, assuming they would fade away. He came under the influence of a group of maverick scientists known as Aids denialists. The denialist position within the government has put the fear of God into the medical establishment, who will do nothing to counter it. But many in the medical establishment say the sacking of her deputy is evidence that he remains an "Aids denialist" who questions the link between HIV and the disease. The denialist side was actively subverting the peer review process. We need to recognise that the denialist movement is a true grass-roots phenomenon, though this does not make it any less reactionary. Derivatives denialism noundɪˈnʌɪ(ə)lɪz(ə)mdəˈnaɪəlɪzm A resurgence of denialism in the United States would have far reaching effects on the global AIDS pandemic, just as it already has in South Africa. Example sentencesExamples For his dedication he gets little thanks or government support in a new era in which denialism begins to dominate. There's big money to be made in climate change denialism. The use of the concept of 'denialism' as a cudgel with which to beat anybody who questions global warming has become familiar. The cause of public confidence in science is ill served by the dogmatic and intolerant banner of 'denialism'. Definition of denialist in US English: denialist noundəˈnīələstdəˈnaɪələst A person who does not acknowledge the truth of a concept or proposition that is supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence; a denier. the small minority of very vocal climate change denialists as modifier the denialist view Example sentencesExamples Then there's the well-funded greenhouse denialist think-tanks on the lookout for any evidence, argument or anecdote that might raise public doubts - legitimate or otherwise - about the growing strength of the scientific consensus. Since the denialists are denying, drastic measures are required. The HIV denialists do not all belong in one category. So far the pattern is for the emails to look a lot less suspicious once they're put into context, and for the denialists to oversell what they've found. Those who did speak up were "bludgeoned quite strongly" and labelled denialists. To the skeptics' discomfort, their arguments are frequently quoted by the denialists. But many in the medical establishment say the sacking of her deputy is evidence that he remains an "Aids denialist" who questions the link between HIV and the disease. He came under the influence of a group of maverick scientists known as Aids denialists. Thank you for Talbot's excellent series of articles debunking the myths propagated by the AIDS denialists. Until recently, AIDS researchers and activists in the United States tended to regard the denialists with derision, assuming they would fade away. But denialists have never been interested in understanding the science, after all, if they understood it, they could not be in denial anymore. And just, by the by, you are about the third or fourth left-winger I have seen on the net saying that the dissidents "are more properly termed denialists". The denialist position within the government has put the fear of God into the medical establishment, who will do nothing to counter it. They are the problem, and they need to acknowledge that fact and start cleaning up their own mess rather than spouting denialist rhetoric. He hints darkly that, though some 'denialists' are 'not evil', others 'cross the line between what could arguably be protected free speech'. The denialist side was actively subverting the peer review process. While the greenhouse denialists reject such scenarios outright, more hard-headed ruling-class planners take them more seriously. We need to recognise that the denialist movement is a true grass-roots phenomenon, though this does not make it any less reactionary. It is probably true that The Day After Tomorrow's special effects-driven excesses have given the greenhouse denialists a propaganda free kick.
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