Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. Same as homeopathist.
- etc. See homeopath, etc.
Wiktionary
- n. A person who practices homeopathy.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A practitioner of homeopathy.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a practitioner of homeopathy
Etymologies
- homeo- + -path, related to German Homöopath. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“You may have called the homeopath to get rid of that recalcitrant psoriasis, but he keeps talking about whether you kick the covers off at night, how you feel about injustice, or whether your sadness is worse in the morning.”
“At first she was suspicious, surprised at the "shabbiness of the house, not to say it was dirty, you know, just not what we really expect from a doctor's house," and, unfamiliar with the word homeopath on the diplomas he showed her, she looked it up in the dictionary.”
'I Saw a Nightmare …' Doing Violence to Memory: The Soweto Uprising, June 16, 1976
“Is it that the homeopath is the authority and the patient dare not question, which is what I tend to hear when I ask specific questions?”
“Holliday, the South Harniss "homeopath," who had been up to a Boston hospital with a patient and was returning home.”
“I chose to do a relatively minor change in this section because I knew that it would be inaccurate to call him a "homeopath" or a "former homeopath" because there is no record of him being certified or licensed as a homeopath.”
“I previously deleted reference to Ernst being a "homeopath" because there is no evidence that he was formally trained in it.”
“Or do we accept scientifically proven points of view given by doctors who have spent years of hard work studying for their qualifications outweigh the ones of people who have... uh... how do you become an astrologer or homeopath?”
“Then my homeopath suggested I stop drinking wine, something I had been doing every night for years.”
The Huffington Post: Red Room: Zoe FitzGerald Carter: Saying Goodbye to Wine
“It must sound awfully naive for a therapist and homeopath to be so surprised by death.”
The Huffington Post: Judith Acosta: My Dog: My Teacher In Life And Death
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practitioner of curative treatment; sufferer from a disease
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abcedertree They were useful not because they made the patient swallow what were for the most part harmful substances (the harm was little felt, because the harmful substances were given in small quantities), but they were useful, necessary, inevitable (for the same reason that there are and always will be imaginary healers, fortune-tellers, homeopaths, and allopaths), because they satisfied the moral need of the sick girl and the people who loved her.
- War and Peace, Tolstoy, 2007 translation by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky Apr 13, 2011