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watchmaker
This term evokes a sense of precision, patience, and traditional craftsmanship. It carries a connotation of meticulous attention to detail, often associated with a quiet, focused environment and the mastery of intricate mechanical systems.
In a broader cultural sense, the word is frequently used in philosophical or theological discussions, specifically the watchmaker analogy, to argue that the complexity of the universe implies a conscious designer.
Meanings
Examples
The local watchmaker can fix that old pocket watch for you.
I wonder if a skilled watchmaker could restore this heirloom.
He spent forty years as a master watchmaker in Switzerland.
You should take it to a professional watchmaker to avoid damaging the movement.
The watchmaker peered through his loupe at the tiny gears.
My grandfather was a watchmaker who worked in a tiny shop downtown.
The royal court employed a personal watchmaker to maintain the king's clocks.
A watchmaker possesses an incredible amount of patience and precision.
A watchmaker possesses an incredible amount of patience and precision.