inversionist
inversionist noun: one who inverts something.
Noun
inversionist (plural inversionists)
- One who inverts something.
- But first let us note that the theme of inversion, which is central in Runeberg's poem, is a typical Romantic feature. The Romantics were great inversionists. They inverted any number of dualistic antithetical opposites […]1998, Ralf Norrman, Wholeness Restored, page 91
- A proponent of the sexual inversion theory of homosexuality.
- As Freud elaborates his idea of an Oedipus complex and adapts to it his experiences of homosexuality, the congenital claims of Havelock Ellis and the inversionists are largely replaced by a developmental model.2004, Alan Sinfield, On Sexuality and Power, page 12
Forms of inversionist
| plural | inversionists |
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Origin of inversionist
From inversion + -ist.
Questions about inversionist
- What does inversionist mean?
- Inversionist means one who inverts something.
- What part of speech is inversionist?
- Inversionist is a noun.
- What is the plural of inversionist?
- The plural of inversionist is inversionists.
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