alarmist
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1. alarmist - Noun
2. alarmist - Adjective
Meaning
One prone to sound or excite alarms, especially, needless alarms.
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According to Sherman, when New York’s governor, Andrew Cuomo, said that the state would need 30,000 ventilators at the apex of the coronavirus outbreak, Kushner decided that Cuomo was being alarmist.
“At the risk of sounding alarmist, I must express our very real concern,” Kluge said.
But the “red” rating from the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety paints an inaccurately alarmist picture of the safety of Nevada roadways.
Both states believe CA has been alarmist in forecasting a bleak financial outlook for the game and standing down most of its staff on 20 per cent pay.
Features at the Center for Institutional Courage’s of a rally from “extinction rebellion,” a climate change alarmist effort.
He was right when he seemed to be the only alarmist in a political climate of complacency.