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ˈpsychologue rare.|-əlɒg|
[a. F. psychologue (Ch. Bonnet 1760 in Hatz.-Darm.), f. L. type *psȳchologus: see next.]
= psychologist.
1872Morley Voltaire 178 Psychologues like Sulzer might declare that the scourge of right thinking was to be found in ‘those philosophers who..assume that they have overthrown by a single smart trope truths only to be known by combining a multitude of observations’. 1890W. James Let. 8 July (1920) II. 1 A great chance for some future psychologue to make a greater name than Newton's. 1971K. Millett Sexual Politics (1972) iii. vi. 330 It is vaguely depressing to see a literary man vending the same trash as those hundreds of psychologues and quacks. |