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View usage for: (pjʊərɪst) Word forms: plural purists1. countable nounA purist is a person who wants something to be totally correct or unchanged, especially something they know a lot about. The purists would prefer we played on grass, no matter the weather. Synonyms: stickler, traditionalist, perfectionist, classicist More Synonyms of purist 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]Purist attitudes are the kind of attitudes that purists have. Britain wanted a 'more purist' approach. Examples of 'purist' in a sentencepurist This should please purists and provide some continuity between the old and the new.These are two very different things, the purists say.No matter what purists say, the original car was a brute.Still, you can see why some folk purists continue to have their doubts.There will be purists who say that rural walks are about terrain and vistas, birdsong and tranquillity.Some recipes call for cheese and eggs, but purists would say it should only be made with potatoes and cream. Folk purists needn't be alarmed.Hold on, purists will say, sponsoring news programmes fatally undermines their editorial integrity.Then again, there aren't that many purists left in the world.It may not please the purists but, paradoxically, it will open up litigation to those who could not otherwise afford it.They are just two of the many comments that have made him a symbol of all that has gone wrong with the French language, purists say. British English: purist NOUN A purist is a person who wants something to be totally correct or unchanged, especially something they know a lot about. Purists say the language is under threat. - American English: purist
- Brazilian Portuguese: purista
- Chinese: 纯粹主义者
- European Spanish: purista
- French: puriste
- German: Purist
- Italian: purista
- Japanese: 純粋主義者
- Korean: 순수주의자
- European Portuguese: purista
- Latin American Spanish: purista
British English: purist ADJECTIVE Purist attitudes are the kind of attitudes that purists have. Britain wanted a 'more purist' approach. - American English: purist
- Brazilian Portuguese: purista
- Chinese: 纯粹主义的
- European Spanish: purista
- French: puriste
- German: puristisch
- Italian: purista
- Japanese: 純粋主義者の
- Korean: 순수주의자의
- European Portuguese: purista
- Latin American Spanish: purista
Purists say the language is under threat. Synonyms traditionalist classicist formalist literalist precisian Additional synonymsDefinition a person who is concerned chiefly with insignificant detail or who relies too much on academic learning We thought him a pedant and a bore. Synonyms hairsplitter, quibbler, doctrinaire, literalist, sophist, nit-picker (informal), dogmatist, casuist, pettifogger, precisian the perfectionist's eye for detail Synonyms stickler, purist, formalist, precisionist, precisian |