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iconoclasm

/aɪˈkɒn.ə.klæz.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'attitude ou la doctrine de l'iconoclaste, comprenant le rejet des croyances établies ou la destruction d'images religieuses.

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/aɪˈkɒn.ə.klæz.əm/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant l'attitude ou la doctrine de l'iconoclaste, comprenant le rejet des croyances établies ou la destruction d'images religieuses.

A noun referring to the orientation or attitude of an iconoclast, involving the rejection of established beliefs or the destruction of religious images.

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  1. Attacking established beliefsC1formal

    The action or spirit of attacking or rejecting cherished beliefs, traditions, or institutions.

    frIconoclasme (sens figuré)

    • His iconoclasm challenged the long-held traditions of the church.
    • The artist's work was a form of iconoclasm against modern consumerism.
    • Political iconoclasm often leads to significant social change.

    Synonymesdissidenceheresyirreverencenonconformityrepudiationskepticism

    Antonymesconformityorthodoxytraditionalism

  2. Destruction of religious imagesC1formal

    The deliberate destruction of religious icons and symbols, often for ideological reasons.

    frDestruction des images religieuses

    • The Byzantine iconoclasm led to the destruction of many priceless artworks.
    • Historical periods of iconoclasm have erased much of our cultural heritage.
    • The movement's iconoclasm targeted statues and paintings in churches.
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  • iconoclasms plural form
  • iconoclasms' possessive plural form
  • iconoclasm's possessive singular form
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