Plural of specialist

regular plural

The plural of specialist is specialists.

Forms of specialist

Most Americans mistakenly believe that they must see specialists for almost every medical problem.2017 March 6, Jamie Koufman, “The Specialists’ Stranglehold on Medicine”, in The New York Times
This appeals only to recorder players themselves, early music fans and academic music specialists.2023 August 24, “Why old recorders hit a dull note”, in The Guardian. From the entry recorder
Because of the repeated reduced plasmatic coagulation test, haemostaseology specialists were involved.2021, Zsuzsa Bagoly, Daniel Behme, Johannes Kaesmacher, Hemostasis and Stroke, page 74. From the entry plasmatic
More recently, specialists like him have had to fend off a new threat: sabermetrics.2014 October 1, Randy Leonard, “Baseball’s Long and Complicated Relationship With the Bunt”, in The Atlantic. From the entry sabermetrics
A recent survey by bathroom specialists Villeroy & Boch confirms that view, dubbing the space the "spathroom".2014 February 3, “Splash out with a bathroom facelift: Pull the plug on your outdated bathroom and create your own spa at home”, in Hull…. From the entry spathroom

adjective Specialised, involving detailed knowledge of a restricted topic.
noun Someone who is an expert in, or devoted to, some specific branch of study or research.
noun A player on a team who primarily employs one particular skill or takes one particular role.

What is the plural of specialist?: The plural of specialist is specialists.
Is specialist countable?: Specialist is a countable noun.

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Last updated: 2026-09-02

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