Synonym: advocate, advocator, index, power, proponent. Similar words: exponential, opponent, component, proponent, export, expose, expound, exposed. Meaning: [ek'spəʊnənt] 
n. 1. a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea 2. someone who expounds and interprets or explains 3. a mathematical notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself.
n. 1. a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea 2. someone who expounds and interprets or explains 3. a mathematical notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself. 
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1. Adam Smith was an exponent of free trade.
2. She is an exponent of vegetarianism.
3. Huxley was an exponent of Darwin's theory of evolution.
4. Gandhi was an exponent of non-violent protest.
5. Robert De Niro has been a faithful exponent of 'the Method', immersing himself totally in his roles and notorious for gaining and losing whatever weight has been necessary to convey the character.
6. She's a practised exponent of the sport of water - skiing.
7. The most famous exponent of this approach to art was probably Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
8. He was an early exponent of multimedia in the classroom.
9. He is a great exponent of Brahms.
10. Chandler remains the greatest exponent of detective fiction.
11. The exponent is guided by the directions of the compass and defends each area with a block and counter-attack.
12. This condition means that the Pareto exponent and we may note that a rise in s 1 reduces the Pareto exponent.
13. Thankfully this fate has not befallen a splendid exponent of rabbinical humour, Rabbi Lionel Blue.
14. Aristophanes calls him a stinking exponent of a malodorous trade.
15. The poet Goethe is a supreme exponent of the Romantic response to nature.
16. If the exponent of a floating point number is zero, the number is stored in integer format in the mantissa.
17. Reynolds was a great exponent of the idealized portrait typical of the day.
18. Cummings is a distinguished exponent of American experimentalist poets.
19. Huxley an exponent of Darwin's theory of evolution.
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20. Another corporate exponent of feng shui is HSBC.
21. Huxlay was an exponent of Darwin's theory of evolution.
22. The exponent is a fraction or negative number.
23. Hurst exponent plays an important role in brownian motion.
24. But although the sensationally styled Calibra sets the trend, it is by no means the only exponent of the field.
25. We could continue in this vein, since pragmatism is a rich theory of knowledge and Quine an electrifying exponent of it.
26. On the other hand, Merritt's singing this time justified his reputation as an exponent of this bel canto Heldentenor role.
27. Other great artists include: Gerry Donahue, the world's leading exponent of country rock guitar.
28. The figures are too small to allow accurate measurement of the exponent.
29. Aside from his deeds in the fifteen-a-side game, he was a noted exponent of sevens.
30. The new inductively coupled plasma mass-spectrometry laboratory is a leading exponent of the application of this powerful analytical technique to geological materials.
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