- social scientist
- noun see social science
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
social scientist
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social science — n 1.) [U] the study of people in society 2.) a particular subject relating to the study of people in society, such as history, politics, ↑sociology, or ↑anthropology >social scientist n →↑natural science … Dictionary of contemporary English
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