Definition of"chesnist" in English
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chesnist
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"She decided to pursue a career as a research chemist, focusing on organic compounds."
She decided to pursue a career as a research chemist, focusing on organic compounds.
"I need to pick up my prescription from the chemist before they close."
I need to pick up my prescription from the chemist before they close.
"The forensic chemist analyzed the unknown substance found at the crime scene."
The forensic chemist analyzed the unknown substance found at the crime scene.
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Etymology
The word 'chemist' (of which 'chesnist' is a misspelling) originates from the French word 'chimiste', which is derived from the Modern Latin 'chimista', meaning 'alchemist'. Its meaning evolved from the ancient practice of alchemy to the modern scientific discipline of chemistry.
Cultural Notes
The term 'chesnist' is a common misspelling of 'chemist'. While 'chemist' historically referred to practitioners of alchemy, its modern usage encompasses scientific professionals studying matter and, particularly in British English, those involved in pharmaceutical retail. Understanding this distinction is crucial for correct usage.