Definition of parallelist in English:

parallelist

noun ˈparəlɛlɪst

1A person who draws parallels or comparisons.
2Psychology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that mental phenomena can be correlated to physical events in the brain or nervous system.
3Cultural Anthropology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that widely separated or independent cultures may develop in similar ways.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From parallel + -ist. Compare earlier paralleler.

Definition of parallelist in US English:

parallelist

nounˈparəlɛlɪst

1A person who draws parallels or comparisons.
2Psychology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that mental phenomena can be correlated to physical events in the brain or nervous system.
3Cultural Anthropology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that widely separated or independent cultures may develop in similar ways.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From parallel + -ist. Compare earlier paralleler.

单词	parallelist
释义	Definition of parallelist in English: parallelist noun ˈparəlɛlɪst 1A person who draws parallels or comparisons. 2Psychology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that mental phenomena can be correlated to physical events in the brain or nervous system. 3Cultural Anthropology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that widely separated or independent cultures may develop in similar ways. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From parallel + -ist. Compare earlier paralleler. Definition of parallelist in US English: parallelist nounˈparəlɛlɪst 1A person who draws parallels or comparisons. 2Psychology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that mental phenomena can be correlated to physical events in the brain or nervous system. 3Cultural Anthropology. An advocate or adherent of the theory that widely separated or independent cultures may develop in similar ways. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Warton (1728–1790), poet and historian. From parallel + -ist. Compare earlier paralleler.
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