Synonyms for technocrat
ˈtɛk nəˌkrættech·no·crat

Princeton's WordNet

1. technocratnoun

   an expert who is a member of a highly skilled elite group

2. technocratnoun

   an advocate of technocracy

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1. • Expert
   • Politician

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1. Alexis Tsipras:

   The behavior of some, not all, of our partners and especially some of the technocrats and technocrat teams only confirms the arguments of the Greek side, what else can one say to those who have the audacity to say that dealing with a humanitarian crisis is a unilateral action?

2. Don DeLillo:

   Don't you realize that as long as you have to sit down to pee, you'll never be a dominant force in the world? You'll never be a convincing technocrat or middle manager. Because people will know. She's in there sitting down.

3. Ben Domenech:

   Jeb can argue he had a more conservative record as governor, but that just may not count much with an electorate that remembers his father for a tax hike and his brother for two wars, jeb will have to battle those ghosts in order to get the nomination. He'll also have to navigate a field with multiple candidates who have every incentive to turn him into a creature of the past and brand themselves as the way of the future, to attack him as a Common Core-pushing technocrat, as soft on gay marriage, or as a lover of amnesty.

4. William Bao Bean:

   In any sort of market, you want the experts making the decisions, not some technocrat or bureaucrat, you don't tend to see too many successful companies come out of a government-based decision-making process.

5. Gregory Ferenstein:

   Hillary Clinton’s an incremental technocrat, and for people who are used to taking on the world, that is not very inspiring.