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ultramodernists

/ʌltrəˈmɒdərnɪsts/

NOUN

1. People who embrace radical modern ideas

People who strongly support modern, innovative, or progressive ideas and favor significant departures from traditional beliefs, practices, or established conventions.

1.1. Modern art and creative movements

Used to describe artists, writers, architects, filmmakers, and other creative individuals who challenge traditional artistic conventions and embrace innovative styles, experimental techniques, and contemporary forms of expression.

Synonyms

  • modernists
  • moderns

Antonyms

  • traditionalists
  • conformists
  • conservatives

Examples

  • The art movement gained prominence with the rise of ultramodernists who challenged traditional artistic norms.
  • Several prominent architects emerged as leading ultramodernists, shaping the landscape of modern cityscapes.
  • The literary circle welcomed a new generation of writers who identified as ultramodernists, pushing the boundaries of narrative structure.
  • The museum's collection featured works by influential ultramodernists who revolutionized the art scene in the early 20th century.
  • The film festival celebrated the contributions of ultramodernists in cinema, showcasing groundbreaking films that defied conventional storytelling.

Related Words

  • bohemians
  • avant-garde
  • experimentalists
  • innovators
  • neophiliacs

1.2. Progressive and radical political beliefs

Used to describe people who advocate progressive reforms, radical political ideas, or revolutionary changes that challenge established institutions and traditional systems.

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Antonyms

Examples

  • The ultramodernists advocated sweeping changes to established political and social institutions.
  • The movement attracted ultramodernists who believed that radical reforms were necessary to transform society.

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