iconoclast

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i·con·o·clast /aɪˈkɒnəklæst $ -ˈkɑː-/ noun [countableC] formal

CRITICIZEsomeone who attacks established ideas and customs 攻击传统观念和习俗的人，反传统者

Examples from the Corpus

iconoclast• I think I know why my father became a soldier, a professional fighter, and an iconoclast.• You are an iconoclast, Ralph.• Parker, for all his reputation as an iconoclast and innovator, was one of the greatest blues players ever.• She is an iconoclast who became a grumpy conservative, rejecting the modern industrial world in a grand wholesale manner.• King, who won election to the House in 1992, has always been something of an iconoclast in Republican politics.• A wanderer, an iconoclast, whose mind had only been matched by his eccentricity.• Either we become regarded as gratuitously destructive iconoclasts, or the shepherd himself becomes suspect for having withheld information.• The events of May 1968 inflated still further the Sartrean myth of Nizan the youthful iconoclast.

Origin iconoclast

(1600-1700) Medieval Latin iconoclastes, from Greek eikon ( → ICON) + klan “to break”

词汇	iconoclast
释义	iconoclast Word family adjectiveiconiciconoclasticiconographiciconologicaliconomaticadverbiconicallyiconoclasticallyverbiconifyiconizenouniconoclasmiconoclasticonographericonographyiconolatericonolatryiconologisticonologyiconomachisticonomachyiconomaticismiconometericonometryiconophilismiconophilisticonoscopeiconostasisicon i·con·o·clast /aɪˈkɒnəklæst $ -ˈkɑː-/ noun [countableC] formal CRITICIZEsomeone who attacks established ideas and customs 攻击传统观念和习俗的人，反传统者 Examples from the Corpus iconoclast• I think I know why my father became a soldier, a professional fighter, and an iconoclast.• You are an iconoclast, Ralph.• Parker, for all his reputation as an iconoclast and innovator, was one of the greatest blues players ever.• She is an iconoclast who became a grumpy conservative, rejecting the modern industrial world in a grand wholesale manner.• King, who won election to the House in 1992, has always been something of an iconoclast in Republican politics.• A wanderer, an iconoclast, whose mind had only been matched by his eccentricity.• Either we become regarded as gratuitously destructive iconoclasts, or the shepherd himself becomes suspect for having withheld information.• The events of May 1968 inflated still further the Sartrean myth of Nizan the youthful iconoclast. Origin iconoclast (1600-1700) Medieval Latin iconoclastes, from Greek eikon ( → ICON) + klan “to break”
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