ConceptNet 5: specialist

Types of specialist

en anesthesiologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en attache ^{(n, person)} ➜
en baby doctor ^{(n, person)} ➜
en canonist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en cardiologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en chiropodist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en criminologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en crystallographer ^{(n, person)} ➜
en dermatologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en diagnostician ^{(n, person)} ➜
en dietician ^{(n, person)} ➜
en diplomate ^{(n, person)} ➜
en ear doctor ^{(n, person)} ➜
en ear-nose-and-throat doctor ^{(n, person)} ➜
en educationist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en embryologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en endocrinologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en enologist ^{(n, person)} ➜
en fingerprint expert ^{(n, person)} ➜
en Germanist ^{(n, person)} ➜
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specialist is a type of…

en doctor ^{(n, person)} ➜
en expert ^{(n, person)} ➜

Context of this term

Derived terms

en specialistic ➜

Antonyms

en generalist ➜

Similar terms

en expert ➜

Links to other resources

wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu 110651303-n
wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu 110651974-n