Analyst
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verb
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(As a noun)
Analyst ( noun )
- A person who analyzes something, especially data or a problem.
- A person who practices psychoanalysis.
Origin:
Late 16th century: from french analyste or modern latin analyst, from greek analutēs "one who breaks up", from analuein "loosen, release", from ana- "up" + luein "loosen".
Examples:
- The financial analyst predicted that the stock market would rise.
- The analyst concluded that the company's profits were being affected by increased competition.
- The patient was sent to an analyst to help understand their deep-seated anxieties.
- The analyst carefully examined the patient's dreams to gain insight into the unconscious mind.
- The political analyst"s report provided valuable insight into the motives behind the government"s actions.
(As a verb)
Analyst ( verb )
To study or examine something in detail, especially in order to understand it better.
Origin:
Late 16th century: from french analyste or modern latin analyst, from greek analutēs "one who breaks up", from analuein "loosen, release", from ana- "up" + luein "loosen".
Examples:
- The report analyzes the current state of the economy.
- The scientists analyzed the data from the experiment.
- They analyzed the results of the survey.
- The detective analyzed the crime scene for clues.
- The researcher analyzed the data and found a correlation between the two variables.