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archaist

/ˈɑːr.keɪ.ɪst/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui utilise ou imite un langage ou un style archaïque, ou un expert ou collectionneur d'objets anciens.

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noun

/ˈɑːr.keɪ.ɪst/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui utilise ou imite un langage ou un style archaïque, ou un expert ou collectionneur d'objets anciens.

A noun referring to a person who uses or imitates archaic language or style, or an expert or collector of antiquities.

  1. Person who uses archaic languageC2formal

    A person who deliberately uses or imitates archaic words, expressions, or styles in speech or writing.

    frPersonne qui emploie un langage archaïque

    • The author, a known archaist, filled his novel with 'thee' and 'thou'.
    • Some poets are archaists, preferring the vocabulary of the 16th century.
    • The archaist's speech was peppered with old-fashioned phrases.
  2. Expert or collector of antiquitiesC2formal

    A specialist or enthusiast who studies, collects, or preserves ancient artifacts and historical objects.

    frSpécialiste ou collectionneur d'antiquités

    • The museum's new exhibit was curated by a renowned archaist.
    • An archaist can identify the origin of a Roman coin with ease.
    • The archaist spent decades building a collection of medieval manuscripts.

    Synonymesantiquarianantiquary

Formes
  • archaists plural form
  • archaists' possessive plural form
  • archaist's possessive singular form