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nihilist

/ˈnaɪ.ɪ.lɪst/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui rejette toutes les croyances morales et religieuses établies, ou un partisan de l'anarchisme.

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noun

/ˈnaɪ.ɪ.lɪst/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui rejette toutes les croyances morales et religieuses établies, ou un partisan de l'anarchisme.

A noun referring to a person who rejects all established moral principles and religious beliefs, or an advocate of anarchism.

  1. Rejecter of moral principlesC1formal

    A person who believes that life has no intrinsic meaning, purpose, or value, and who rejects all established moral and religious beliefs.

    frPersonne qui rejette les principes moraux

    • The philosopher argued as a nihilist, claiming that traditional values are baseless.
    • He was labeled a nihilist for his rejection of all social conventions.
    • Nihilists often question the very foundations of ethics and morality.
  2. Advocate of anarchismC1formal

    A person who advocates for the abolition of all government and established institutions, often associated with revolutionary or destructive tendencies.

    frPartisan de l'anarchisme

    • The radical group was led by a nihilist who wanted to dismantle the state.
    • In the 19th century, some nihilists were involved in anarchist movements.
    • The novel portrays a nihilist who believes that destruction is the only path to freedom.

    Synonymesanarchist

Formes
  • nihilists plural form
  • nihilists' possessive plural form
  • nihilist's possessive singular form