Alarmist ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Alarmist ( noun )

A person who frequently or excessively warns of or predicts impending danger or disaster.

Origin:

From the word "alarm" meaning to make someone or something worried or frightened.

Examples:

1. The scientist was accused of being an alarmist about the effects of climate change.
2. The news anchor was criticized for being an alarmist about the latest health scare.
3. The politician was labeled an alarmist for his warning about the economic downturn.
4. She was an alarmist who always warned of the worst-case scenario.
5. He was an alarmist who always exaggerated the danger.

(As an adjective)

Alarmist ( adjective )

Tending to frequently or excessively warn of or predict impending danger or disaster.

Origin:

From the word "alarm" meaning to make someone or something worried or frightened.

Examples:

1. The scientist's report on climate change was criticized as alarmist.
2. The news anchor's reporting on the latest health scare was labeled alarmist.
3. The politician's warning about the economic downturn was dismissed as alarmist.
4. She had an alarmist attitude, always warning of the worst-case scenario.
5. He had an alarmist tendency, always exaggerating the danger.