pansophist
/ˈpansəfɪst/ /panˈsɒfɪst/noun
A person possessing or pretending to universal knowledge; an advocate of pansophy.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in R. D. Blackmore (1825–1900), novelist and fruit farmer. From pansophy + -ist.
- perfectionated
- perfectionation
- perfectioned
- perfectioner
- perfectioning
- perfectionism
- perfectionist
- perfectionistic
- perfectionize
- perfectionment
- Perfectist
- perfectivation
- share and share alike
- share capital
- sharecrop
- sharecropper
- shared care
- sharedness
- shared ownership
- share economy
- share-farmer
- share-farming
- shareholder
- shareholding
- sharemarket