anti-modern
adjective
an·ti-mod·ern 
ˌan-tē-ˈmä-dərn,
nonstandard -ˈmä-d(ə-)rən,
ˌan-tī- variants or less commonly antimodern
: opposed to modernism or to modern beliefs and practices
But clearly what disturbs Flores more is to discover these same anti-modern tendencies gaining ground on the secular left.
Mark Lilla
Mark Lilla… the common link among the various types of antimodern traditionalism. Jeffrey Stout
Jeffrey Stout
Word History
First Known Use
1834, in the meaning defined above
- give (someone) a ring
- give (someone) a rollicking
- give (someone) a run for his/her/your/their money
- give (someone) a shout
- give (someone) a spanking
- give (someone) a wink
- give (someone) a yell
- give (someone) an eyeful
- give (someone) gyp
- give (someone) hell
- give (someone) holy hell
- give (someone) one's word
- give (someone) pause
- give (someone) pause for thought
- give (someone) the ax
- give (someone) the bird
- give (someone) the chop
- give (someone) the elbow
- give (someone) the eye
- give (someone) the finger
- give (someone) the hook
- give (someone) the pink slip
- give (someone) the push
- give (someone) the runaround
- give (someone) the sack