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iconoclast

/aɪˈkɒn.ə.klæst/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que ataca ou critica crenças, tradições ou instituições estabelecidas; historicamente, quem destrói imagens religiosas.

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noun

/aɪˈkɒn.ə.klæst/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que ataca ou critica crenças, tradições ou instituições estabelecidas; historicamente, quem destrói imagens religiosas.

A noun referring to a person who attacks or criticizes cherished beliefs, traditions, or institutions, or historically, a destroyer of religious images.

  1. Destroyer of religious imagesC1formal

    A person who opposes or physically destroys images used in religious worship, especially in a historical or theological context.

    ptIconoclasta

    • The Byzantine emperor was known as an iconoclast for ordering the destruction of religious icons.
    • During the Reformation, iconoclasts smashed statues and stained glass in churches.
    • Historians debate whether the iconoclasts were motivated by theology or politics.

    Antônimosidolatervenerator

  2. Attacker of established beliefsC2formal

    A person who challenges or criticizes widely held beliefs, traditions, or institutions.

    ptQuestionador dos costumes

    • The artist was an iconoclast who mocked conventional beauty standards.
    • As a political iconoclast, she wrote essays against the two-party system.
    • The scientist became an iconoclast by questioning the dominant theory in her field.
    • Many view the comedian as an iconoclast for ridiculing social taboos.

    Sinônimoscriticdissenterhereticmavericknonconformistrebelskeptic

    Antônimosconformistconservativetraditionalist

Formas
  • iconoclasts plural form
  • iconoclasts' possessive plural form
  • iconoclast's possessive singular form
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