Alterationist
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɔɫtɝeɪʃənˈaɪˈseɪnt/
Alterationist (noun)
- A person who believes that changes in a system or process are the main cause of what happens.
- In biology discussions, someone who supports the idea that organisms change mainly through gradual or direct alterations.
Examples
- The alterationist focuses on change rather than fixed rules.
- An alterationist studies how small changes reshape outcomes.