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simplificator (複数形 simplificators)

1. One who simplifies.
   • 1845, Isaac Taylor, Natural History of Enthusiasm (page 83)

     Yet this is the supposition of simplificators, who from the impulse of a faulty cerebral conformation, must needs disbelieve, because theology would otherwise afford them no intellectual exercise.

   • 1964, Canada Parliament, House of Commons Debates, Official Report (volume 5, page 4899)

     The people, great simplificators that they are, have understood for a long time. They know from instinct that if we do not have as yet a distinctive national emblem, the fault is imputable to their representatives.

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