释义 |
iconoclasti‧con‧o‧clast /aɪˈkɒnəklæst $ -ˈkɑː-/ noun [countable] formal iconoclastOrigin: 1600-1700 Medieval Latin iconoclastes, from Greek eikon ( ➔ ICON) + klan ‘to break’ - 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.
- I think I know why my father became a soldier, a professional fighter, and an iconoclast.
- King, who won election to the House in 1992, has always been something of an iconoclast in Republican politics.
- 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.
- The events of May 1968 inflated still further the Sartrean myth of Nizan the youthful iconoclast.
- You are an iconoclast, Ralph.
someone who attacks established ideas and customs |