Pronunciation: /əbˈsɜːrdɪst/
noun a person who adheres to or promotes absurdism, a philosophy that emphasizes the absurdity of the human condition
A1 An absurdist is someone who creates or appreciates absurd humor.
A2 The absurdist writer used surreal elements in his stories to challenge societal norms.
B1 The absurdist playwright's work often explores the meaninglessness of existence.
B2 As an absurdist, she found humor in the chaotic nature of life.
C1 The absurdist philosopher questioned the very essence of reality and existence.
C2 The absurdist filmmaker's works are known for their unconventional narrative structures and dark humor.
adjective relating to or characteristic of absurdism or absurdist philosophy
A1 The absurdist comedy show made everyone laugh.
A2 The absurdist artwork confused many viewers.
B1 The absurdist novel challenged societal norms.
B2 The absurdist play delved into existential themes.
C1 The absurdist film was a thought-provoking masterpiece.
C2 The absurdist performance art pushed boundaries and sparked discussions.
formal The absurdist playwright often challenged societal norms in his works.
informal My friend is really into absurdist humor, he loves shows like Monty Python.
slang That movie was so absurdist, it had me laughing the whole time.
figurative Her painting style can be described as absurdist, with surreal elements and unexpected combinations.
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