IPA: /juˈdʒɛnɪkɪst/
KK: /juˈdʒɛnɪkɪst/
A person who supports or studies the idea of improving the human population through controlled breeding and genetics.
The eugenicist argued for policies that would promote genetic health in future generations.
Eugenicist → It is formed from "eu-" (from Greek "eu", meaning good or well) and "genesis" (from Greek "genesis", meaning origin or birth) combined with the suffix "-ist" (meaning one who practices or is concerned with). A eugenicist is someone who advocates for or practices the improvement of the human population through controlled breeding for desirable inherited characteristics.
Think of 'good' ('eu-') and 'birth' ('genesis') to remember that a eugenicist is someone focused on promoting good traits in human reproduction.