Pronunciation: /ˈmɒdərnɪst/
noun a person who follows or practices modernism, especially in the arts
A1 The modernist was known for their innovative approach to art.
A2 Many modernists believed in pushing the boundaries of traditional artistic styles.
B1 The modernist movement in literature challenged conventional storytelling techniques.
B2 Some of the most famous modernist architects designed buildings that were ahead of their time.
C1 The modernist painters of the early 20th century revolutionized the art world with their abstract works.
C2 Scholars continue to debate the impact of modernist literature on contemporary society.
adjective relating to or characteristic of modernism
A1 The modernist building had a sleek design.
A2 She preferred modernist art over traditional styles.
B1 The modernist approach to literature focused on individualism.
B2 The modernist movement in architecture challenged traditional norms.
C1 The modernist composer revolutionized the music industry.
C2 The modernist philosophy of existentialism influenced many thinkers.
formal The modernist movement in art and literature sought to break away from traditional styles and techniques.
informal Many people find modernist architecture to be too abstract and unconventional.
slang I'm not really into that whole modernist vibe, I prefer more classic designs.
figurative Her writing style is often described as modernist, pushing the boundaries of conventional storytelling.
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