criminalist

[ krim-uh-nl-ist ]

/ ˈkrɪm ə nl ɪst /

noun

an expert in criminalistics.

a person who studies or practices criminology; criminologist.

an expert in criminal law.

Origin of criminalist

First recorded in 1625–35; criminal + -ist

Words nearby criminalist

criminal code, criminal contempt, criminal conversation, criminal court, Criminal Investigation Department, criminalist, criminalistics, criminality, criminalize, criminal justice, criminal law

Example sentences from the Web for criminalist

There is an enormous literature which every criminalist should study.
Criminal Psychology|Hans Gross
And hence, the criminalist who does not frequently see and deal with his subjects does not perform his duty.
Criminal Psychology|Hans Gross
I believe that to keep going with merely what the criminalist knows about the matter, belongs to his most difficult tasks.
Criminal Psychology|Hans Gross
If a phenomenon occurs frequently, its frequency must have a certain relation to its importance to the criminalist.
Criminal Psychology|Hans Gross

The criminalist gives the statistician the figures but the latter can derive no significant principles from them.
Criminal Psychology|Hans Gross

单词	criminalist
释义	criminalist [ krim-uh-nl-ist ] / ˈkrɪm ə nl ɪst / noun an expert in criminalistics. a person who studies or practices criminology; criminologist. an expert in criminal law. Origin of criminalist First recorded in 1625–35; criminal + -ist Words nearby criminalist criminal code, criminal contempt, criminal conversation, criminal court, Criminal Investigation Department, criminalist, criminalistics, criminality, criminalize, criminal justice, criminal law Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for criminalist There is an enormous literature which every criminalist should study. Criminal Psychology\|Hans Gross And hence, the criminalist who does not frequently see and deal with his subjects does not perform his duty. Criminal Psychology\|Hans Gross I believe that to keep going with merely what the criminalist knows about the matter, belongs to his most difficult tasks. Criminal Psychology\|Hans Gross If a phenomenon occurs frequently, its frequency must have a certain relation to its importance to the criminalist. Criminal Psychology\|Hans Gross The criminalist gives the statistician the figures but the latter can derive no significant principles from them. Criminal Psychology\|Hans Gross
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