perfectibilitarian
noun
An advocate of or believer in human perfectibility; a perfectibilist.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in John Morley (1838–1923), politician and writer.
- counterargument
- counter-attack
- counter-attacker
- counter-attraction
- counterbalance
- counterblast
- counterblow
- counterbore
- counterchange
- countercharge
- countercheck
- counterclaim
- counterclockwise
- counter-conditioning
- countercultural
- counterculture
- countercurrent
- countercurrently
- countercyclical
- counterdemonstration
- counter-espionage
- counterexample
- counterfactual
- counterfeit
- counterfeiter