great physicist

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Used to describe a physicist of outstanding importance or ability.

physicistADJECTIVE + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • Albert Einstein is remembered as a great physicist whose theories revolutionized science.
  • Marie Curie was not only a great physicist but also a pioneering chemist.
  • Many consider Stephen Hawking to be a great physicist of the modern era.
  • The young scientist aspired to become a great physicist like his mentor.
  • A great physicist can often see patterns where others only see chaos.
  • He dedicated his life to research, hoping to make discoveries that would label him a great physicist.
  • Even as a child, her extraordinary intellect hinted at her future as a great physicist.
  • The university honored her as a great physicist for her groundbreaking work in quantum mechanics.
  • To be a great physicist requires not just intelligence, but also immense creativity.
  • The world has been shaped by the insights of many a great physicist.