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Alarmist   /əlˈɑrməst/  /əlˈɑrmɪst/   Listen
Alarmist

noun
1.
A person who alarms others needlessly.






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"Alarmist" Quotes from Famous Books



... "be a pony in Corea for Dinwiddie." It became a famous saying. When the alarmist tells you all the rooms in all the hotels are engaged; that people are sleeping on cots and billiard-tables; that there are no front-row seats for the Follies, no berths in any cabin of any steamer, ...
— With the French in France and Salonika • Richard Harding Davis

... ignore them and appeal to the prejudices and passions of men, and that, too, when it is well known that such methods of procedure prolong rather than settle the question at issue. This is the work of the alarmist—to keep things stirred up and ...
— The Arena - Volume 4, No. 20, July, 1891 • Various

... torpedo mines were laid for miles along the seaboard, and every possible means and opportunity were taken to make it widely known that the Black Sea was one deadly mine-field. The Press on all sides was, as usual, brimful of reports of the most alarmist nature—these, of course, for the most part extravagant and inaccurate rumours. Nor did the Russian Press minimize accounts of the terrible devastation that was wrought on unarmed trespassers who came ...
— Looking Seaward Again • Walter Runciman

... imminent, but fixed for the 31st October. Now, who has not heard at any time within the memory of man of this expected "rising in the West"? It is the spectre rouge, or, to be more accurate as to local colour, the spectre vert of the Irish alarmist, and a poor, ragged, out-at-elbows spectre it is, altogether very much the worse for wear. Flesh and blood could not bear the mention of this shabby, worn-out old ghost with calmness, and I conveyed to the gentlemen who volunteered the ...
— Disturbed Ireland - Being the Letters Written During the Winter of 1880-81. • Bernard H. Becker

... "Oh, some alarmist tale about somebody robbing father. I didn't quite make out what it was all about, but it had something to do ...
— The Efficiency Expert • Edgar Rice Burroughs


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