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classicist

/ˈklæs.ɪ.sɪst/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que estuda ou defende a arte, a literatura ou a cultura clássicas, especialmente as obras da Grécia e de Roma antigas; também pode se referir a um adepto do classicismo.

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noun

/ˈklæs.ɪ.sɪst/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que estuda ou defende a arte, a literatura ou a cultura clássicas, especialmente as obras da Grécia e de Roma antigas; também pode se referir a um adepto do classicismo.

A noun referring to a person who studies or advocates for classical art, literature, or culture, particularly ancient Greek and Roman works.

  1. Adherent of classicismC1formalart

    An artist or writer who follows the principles of classicism, emphasizing order, balance, and simplicity in art and literature.

    ptAdepto do classicismo

    • The painter was a dedicated classicist, favoring symmetry and harmony in his works.
    • As a classicist, she believed that art should imitate the ideals of ancient Greece and Rome.
    • The architect, a true classicist, designed the building with clean lines and proportional columns.

    Antônimosromanticist

  2. Scholar of ancient culturesB2formal

    A person who studies the languages, literature, history, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome.

    ptEstudioso da Antiguidade

    • The classicist translated the ancient Greek manuscript with great accuracy.
    • She is a renowned classicist who has written extensively on Roman philosophy.
    • The university hired a classicist to teach courses on Latin and ancient history.

    Sinônimosclassical scholarhumanist

Formas
  • classicists plural form
  • classicists' possessive plural form
  • classicist's possessive singular form
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