Synonyms for industrialist

Grammar : Noun

Spell : in-duhs-tree-uh-list

Phonetic Transcription : ɪnˈdʌs tri ə lɪst

Définition of industrialist

Origin : 1846, from industrial + -ist. Cf. French industrialiste (Saint-Simon, 1823). Earlier "one who makes a living by productive industry" (1837).

noun tycoon

Example sentences :

Then he clapped the industrialist on the shoulder and strode off.
Extract from : « Heart » by Henry Slesar

But he knew it was too late to stop the industrialist from extracting the details from him.
Extract from : « Heart » by Henry Slesar

She barred the Industrialist's quick movement in that direction.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

They entered the house and the Industrialist greeted his wife calmly.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

The American Federation of Labor was represented in no direct way among the five great powers of this industrialist convention.
Extract from : « The I.W.W. » by Paul Frederick Brissenden

It is easy to see, therefore, what immense advantage in exchange the industrialist had.
Extract from : « The Fruits of Victory » by Norman Angell

The Industrialist's son pointed imperiously and the Astronomer's son nodded and made off at a run toward the house.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

The Industrialist found it impossible to organize himself to the point of directed thought.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

The Industrialist stared a moment, turned and suddenly and quite uncharacteristically began running.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

The Industrialist looked at the blue sky and the green-covered trees among which they were making their way.
Extract from : « Youth » by Isaac Asimov

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