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hagiographist

/ˌhæɡ.iˈɒɡ.rə.fɪst/

翻译: 指写作传记时采用过度崇敬或理想化笔调的人,常对其描写对象抱有不加批判的敬仰。

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noun

/ˌhæɡ.iˈɒɡ.rə.fɪst/C2formal
  • zh指写作传记时采用过度崇敬或理想化笔调的人,常对其描写对象抱有不加批判的敬仰。

A noun referring to a person who writes a biography that is excessively worshipful or idealizing, often treating its subject with uncritical reverence.

  1. Author of idealizing biographyC2formal

    A writer who composes a biography that is excessively worshipful or idealizing, often focusing on the saintly or heroic aspects of the subject.

    zh理想化传记作者

    • The hagiographist portrayed the leader as flawless and without any human weaknesses.
    • Critics accused the biographer of being a mere hagiographist rather than an objective historian.
    • The book was written by a hagiographist who ignored all the controversial aspects of the subject's life.

    同义词hagiographer

    反义词criticmuckraker

词形
  • hagiographists plural form
  • hagiographists' possessive plural form
  • hagiographist's possessive singular form