Meanings of encyclopedist in English

As encyclopedist, Nine, explain the freakish behavior of that unit.

This was a scholar, a writer, an encyclopedist of to-morrow who liked the big Scot and to be in his company.

The French encyclopedist, Diderat, a materialist himself, startled his friends by his little speech: But it is wonderful, gentlemen, it is wonderful.

My book says he was an astronomer, mathematician, pharmacologist, botanist, encyclopedist, diplomat, general, hydraulic engineer, inventor-also a finance minister and governmental state inspector.

Voltaire and the Encyclopedists were bitterly attacked; Jean Jacques Rousseau was deified.

The memory of Calas had been vindicated by Voltaire and the Encyclopedists.

He also pointed to the Great Encyclopedist, surrounded by his girl assistants.

The monkish encyclopedists of the later Middle Ages added little to these theories.

The Encyclopedists, under pretence of enlightening mankind, are sapping the foundations of religion.

Just at the side of Voltaire stood the Encyclopedists, led by Diderot and d'Alembert.

We've come a long way, Lee, since we engineered our coup against the Encyclopedists way back.

To be a universal adept like Hippias suggests Diderot and the encyclopedists in the intellectual realm.

They hated Voltaire and Rousseau and the Encyclopedists as much as they did Luther and Calvin.

Three great encyclopedists, Vincent of Beauvais, Thomas of Cantimprato, and Bartholomæus Anglicus, are the most famous.

It has been said that the French Revolution was the work of Voltaire, Rousseau and the Encyclopedists.

In fact, Babel and Philology made nearly as much trouble to encyclopedists as Noah's Deluge and Geology.