great exponent

Frequency: 6.50.5 per million words

describes a highly skilled or influential practitioner.

exponentADJECTIVE + NOUN

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great

Examples (10)

  • Picasso was a great exponent of Cubism.
  • Yo-Yo Ma is considered a great exponent of the cello.
  • Sartre remains a great exponent of existentialist thought.
  • Milton Friedman was a great exponent of free-market capitalism.
  • The architect is celebrated as a great exponent of sustainable design.
  • She has the potential to become a great exponent of modern dance.
  • The art historian lectured on Monet, a great exponent of the Impressionist movement.
  • As a scientist, she was a great exponent of empirical research methods.
  • The author became a great exponent of literary realism in her later years.
  • The chef is a great exponent of traditional Japanese cuisine.