Definition of doryphore in English:

doryphore

noun ˈdɒrɪfɔːˈdôrəˌfôr

rare

A pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic.
Example sentencesExamples
- Have I, the dreaded doryphore, hit on a typo?

1950s (introduced by Sir Harold Nicolson): from French, literally 'Colorado beetle', from Greek doruphoros 'spear carrier'.

nounˈdôrəˌfôr

rare

A pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic.
Example sentencesExamples
- Have I, the dreaded doryphore, hit on a typo?

1950s (introduced by Sir Harold Nicolson): from French, literally ‘Colorado beetle’, from Greek doruphoros ‘spear carrier’.

单词	doryphore
释义	Definition of doryphore in English: doryphore noun ˈdɒrɪfɔːˈdôrəˌfôr rare A pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic. Example sentencesExamples Have I, the dreaded doryphore, hit on a typo? Origin 1950s (introduced by Sir Harold Nicolson): from French, literally 'Colorado beetle', from Greek doruphoros 'spear carrier'. Definition of doryphore in US English: doryphore nounˈdôrəˌfôr rare A pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic. Example sentencesExamples Have I, the dreaded doryphore, hit on a typo? Origin 1950s (introduced by Sir Harold Nicolson): from French, literally ‘Colorado beetle’, from Greek doruphoros ‘spear carrier’.
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