- 看过 alarmist 的人也看了 :
- pessimist
- scaremonger
alarmist 的 2 个定义
- a person who tends to raise alarms, especially without sufficient reason, as by exaggerating dangers or prophesying calamities.
- of or like an alarmist.
alarmist 近义词
person who spreads alarm
alarmist 的近义词 5 个
更多alarmist例句
- When Stamos proposed a redesign of the company’s organization to prevent a repeat of the issue, other leaders dismissed the idea as “alarmist” and focused their resources on getting control of the public narrative and keeping regulators at bay.
- “At the risk of sounding alarmist,” she said, “people need to realize that this can still go bad in so many ways.”
- She compellingly describes feeling pressure to not be an alarmist climate scientist—even though she was very alarmed—because scientists are taught to be dispassionate.
- I don’t mean that hyperbolically either and I’m not generally an alarmist.
- The people in this group generally aren’t as alarmist as the this-is-an-emergency camp.
- But no longer seen as alarmist, MSF are the heroes with GOAL, an Irish NGO, and the International Medical Corps among others.
- Graedon comes down firmly on the side of the luddites, but her vision of the future is less alarmist than alarmingly within reach.
- I agree, of course, that health advice is alarmist, and increasingly contradictory.
- While his statement may seem alarmist, even a senior official of the National Police Agency agrees.
- They're not, but the alarmist numbers are more likely to get media attention.
- After the losses in our last battle, I trust that I shall no longer be regarded as an alarmist.
- Berwick was puzzled but he knew that Jim was no alarmist who would start on a wild goose chase, without rhyme or reason.
- The alarmist tells us that armaments are our only sure guarantee of peace.
- I am rather the other way, so they call me a cynic and an alarmist.
- In addition to the alarmist and the prejudiced, careful and thoughtful citizens were aroused to the danger.