experimenter
noun (an experimenter, experimenters)
Everyday
- A person who does experiments, especially in science. tree →
- A person who likes trying new things to see what happens. tree →
In the lessons
Science lessons: the experimenter plans a fair test, changes one variable, measures and records results; a good experimenter keeps everything else the same. In stories, a curious character can be a bold experimenter — Alice experiments by eating and drinking to change size.
Examples
- The experimenter measured the water every hour. tree →
- A good experimenter changes only one thing at a time. tree →
- Alice became an experimenter with the little cakes. tree →
- The experimenter wrote the results in a table. tree →
- Benjamin Franklin was a famous experimenter with electricity. tree →
- Be a careful experimenter and wear safety goggles. tree →
Note
«an experimenter» (vowel sound). From experiment + -er. Also spelled «experimentor» rarely, but -er is standard. Related: experiment (noun and verb), experimental.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «experimenter» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «experimenter» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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