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Meanings of exponent in English
Usage of exponent in English
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Photograph: PA Perhaps the leading British exponent of retrovision is Matthew Holness.
2
An exponent, observe, and exalting influence; but not the root or cause.
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Tweet this Forget the flag waving, F1 is sport's most multicultural exponent.
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He is the father of modern realism and remains its greatest exponent.
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Eye opening decreased the exponent, in particular in alpha and beta bands.
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Professor Weismann is the foremost exponent of those who take this line.
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Of all modern novelists, he is the best exponent of genuine culture.
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She was expecting revolutionary ideas from a well-educated exponent of sports psychology.
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Throughout Herzl's life, Die Welt served as the exponent of his ideas.
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MAKE her your very own woman, said the exponent of heroic love.
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Then he appears as an exponent of a vaster mind and will.
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Its longest exponent is Comte, its broadest Mill and its thickest Spencer.
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But David, wise minister and able exponent of his faith, said quickly:
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Where there has been true science, art has always been its exponent.
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Gobert is the exponent of the most perfect form in the world to-day.
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Gold is not wealth; it is simply the exponent of wealth.
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Translations for exponent
Exponent through the time
Exponent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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