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Dialectician

Noun:

A dialectician is a person skilled in the art of dialectics, which is the practice of investigating or discussing things using a logical and methodical approach.

Example Sentences:

1. The dialectician presented a compelling argument to support his viewpoint.
2. As a renowned dialectician, she was often invited to speak at philosophical conferences.

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Adjective:

Describing something or someone as dialectician means it relates to the practice or characteristics of dialectics.

Example Sentences:

1. The philosopher's dialectician analysis of the issue was commendable.
2. Her dialectician approach allowed her to dissect complex topics with ease.

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Adverb:

As an adverb, dialectician modifies a verb, indicating that an action is being performed in a dialectician manner.

Example Sentence:

The team debated dialectician during the meeting, using logic and reasoning to reach conclusions.

Adverbial Phrase:

A phrase incorporating dialectician acts as an adverb providing additional characterization to an action or event.

Example Sentence:

The candidates campaigned dialectician, engaging in thoughtful discussions to win over voters.

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