ethicist
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Definition
- Noun:
- A philosopher who specializes in ethics: An ethicist is a scholar or thinker who studies, analyzes, and develops theories about moral principles, values, and what constitutes right and wrong conduct.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The hospital consulted an ethicist to help resolve the difficult moral dilemma.
- As a prominent ethicist, she writes extensively on the responsibilities of artificial intelligence developers.
Advanced Usage
- "Acting as an ethicist": Functioning in the role of providing ethical analysis, even if not one's primary profession.
- Although he is a doctor, he was asked to serve as the ethicist on the review board.
Variants and Related Words
- Ethics (n): The branch of philosophy dealing with moral principles.
- Medical ethics is a challenging field.
- Ethical (adj): Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these.
- The company made an ethical decision to recall the product.
Synonyms
- Moral philosopher: A philosopher concerned with ethics.
- Ethical theorist: A scholar who develops theories in ethics.
Related Phrases
- "Applied ethicist": A specialist who focuses on the practical application of ethical theories to specific fields like medicine, business, or technology.
- The conference featured an applied ethicist discussing climate policy.
Noun
- a philosopher who specializes in ethics