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hagiologist

/ˌhæɡ.iˈɒl.ə.dʒɪst/

Traducción: Persona que escribe biografías de santos o vidas de personas veneradas con un tono reverente o idealizador. También se usa para quien produce relatos hagiográficos o excesivamente elogiosos de figuras notables.

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noun

/ˌhæɡ.iˈɒl.ə.dʒɪst/C2formal
  • esPersona que escribe biografías de santos o vidas de personas veneradas con un tono reverente o idealizador. También se usa para quien produce relatos hagiográficos o excesivamente elogiosos de figuras notables.

A noun referring to a person who writes a worshipful or idealizing biography, often of saints or revered figures.

  1. Author of an idealizing biographyC2formal

    A writer who composes a biography that is excessively admiring or uncritical, often glorifying the subject.

    esautor de una biografía idealizada

    • The hagiologist portrayed the king as flawless despite historical evidence of his flaws.
    • Many early saints' lives were written by hagiologists who focused on miracles rather than facts.
    • The biography was criticized for being the work of a hagiologist rather than an objective historian.
    • A skilled hagiologist can make a controversial figure seem saintly.

    Sinónimoshagiographerpanegyrist

    Antónimoscriticmuckraker

Formas
  • hagiologists plural form
  • hagiologists' possessive plural form
  • hagiologist's possessive singular form