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One who destroys or mutilates books is called:

One who has a strong love for words is called:

One who has a strong desire to learn and acquire knowledge is called:

One who is self-taught is called:

One who makes an excessive display of learning is called:

One who teaches children or is concerned with methods of teaching is called:

One who hates or distrusts reason and logical argument is called:

One who dislikes change or new ideas is called:

One who believes that reason is the chief source of knowledge is called:

One who believes that knowledge is mainly derived from experience and observation is called:

One who doubts accepted opinions and claims is called:

One who insists that one's beliefs are unquestionably true is called:

One who is excessively enthusiastic about a cause or belief is called:

One who acts according to practical considerations rather than theories is called:

One who takes advantage of circumstances for personal benefit is called:

One who believes that human actions are governed entirely by external causes is called:

One who believes that pleasure is the highest good is called:

One who advocates strict moral conduct and simplicity is called:

One who behaves without moral restraint is called:

One who constantly gives moral advice to others is called: