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futurist

/ˈfjuː.tʃər.ɪst/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte au futur ou qui est caractéristique du futur ; tourné vers l'avenir ou novateur dans le style, le design ou la conception., Nom désignant une personne qui étudie ou prédit les événements futurs, notamment dans les domaines de la technologie ou de la société, ou un théologien qui croit que les prophéties bibliques sur l'Apocalypse s'accompliront dans l'avenir.

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adjective

/ˈfjuː.tʃər.ɪst/C1formalart
  • frQui se rapporte au futur ou qui est caractéristique du futur ; tourné vers l'avenir ou novateur dans le style, le design ou la conception.

Relating to or characteristic of the future; forward-looking or innovative in style, design, or concept.

  1. Relating to futurismC1formalart

    Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the artistic and social movement known as futurism, which emphasizes modernity, speed, technology, and dynamic change.

    frrelatif au futurisme

    • The gallery showcased a stunning collection of futurist paintings.
    • His architectural style is distinctly futurist, with sharp angles and metallic surfaces.
    • Futurist literature celebrated the beauty of the machine and urban life.
    • The manifesto outlined the key principles of the futurist movement.

    Synonymesfuturistic

Formes
  • more futurist comparative form
  • most futurist superlative form
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noun

/ˈfjuː.tʃər.ɪst/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui étudie ou prédit les événements futurs, notamment dans les domaines de la technologie ou de la société, ou un théologien qui croit que les prophéties bibliques sur l'Apocalypse s'accompliront dans l'avenir.

A noun referring to a person who studies or predicts future developments, especially in technology or society, or a theologian who believes that biblical prophecies of the Apocalypse will be fulfilled in the future.

  1. Theological futuristC1formal

    A theologian who believes that the prophecies of the Apocalypse, particularly in the Book of Revelation, will be fulfilled in the future.

    frfuturiste (théologie)

    • The futurist argued that the events in Revelation are yet to come.
    • Many futurist theologians interpret the prophecies as literal future events.
    • The debate between futurists and preterists continues in theological circles.
  2. Futurist (predictor)B2formal

    A person who studies and predicts future trends, especially in technology, society, or culture.

    frFuturiste (prédicteur)

    • The futurist predicted that artificial intelligence would transform the job market.
    • Futurists often speak at conferences about upcoming technological shifts.
    • She is a well-known futurist who writes about the future of transportation.

    Synonymesforecasterprognosticatorvisionary

Formes
  • futurists plural form
  • futurists' possessive plural form
  • futurist's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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