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What is a person called that makes someone think something they don't wont to think?
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What do you call someone who makes leather?
A person who makes leather is called a Tanner.
What is a beautifier?
A beautifier is a person or thing which makes something or someone else beautiful.
What makes people inspirational?
an inspirational person is someone who does something that inspires others
What do you call someone who makes an allegation?
A person who makes an allegation is often called an accuser or a claimant.
What is a belittler?
A belittler is a person who belittles something or someone, who makes it seem smaller than it is.
What is belittling?
A belittler is a person who belittles something or someone, who makes it seem smaller than it is.
What is it called when a worker makes something people want to buy?
A worker who makes something that people want to buy is called a producer. Sometimes this person is also called a supplier.
What is a court order that makes some one do something or makes them stop doing something?
A court order that requires someone to do something is called a mandatory injunction. A court order that prohibits someone from doing something is called a prohibitory injunction. Both types of injunctions are enforceable by the court.
What do you call someone who makes comics?
A person who makes comics is called a cartoonist or a comic book artist.
What do you call someone who makes wagons?
A person who makes and repairs wagons and carriages is called a Wainwright. A wheelwright makes wheels.
What is inherent coercion?
Inherent coercion is when someone or something makes a person do something that it wants the person to do. For example, in a criminal case, a person may start to be convinced that they may have done something in the wrong, even if they have not.
What is a court that makes someone do something or makes them stop doing something?
That's an 'injunction' - it's designed to legally control what a person can do to keep them on the right side of the law.
