Antichrist

noun

An·ti·christ

ˈan-tē-ˌkrīst,

-ˌtī-

variants or less commonly antichrist or Anti-Christ or anti-Christ

: one who denies or opposes Christ

specifically : a great antagonist expected to fill the world with wickedness but to be conquered forever by Christ at his second coming

—used in an exaggerated way to describe a person regarded as a powerful and malevolent adversary

—usually used with the

With time this contrast hardened into hacker iconography. Gates was the anti-Christ, a man whose corporate stranglehold on the software industry had left it awash in ugly products.

Robert Wright

Word History

Etymology

Middle English anticrist, from Old English & Late Latin; Old English antecrist, from Late Latin Antichristus, from Greek Antichristos, from anti- + Christos Christ

First Known Use

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

单词	Antichrist
释义	Antichrist noun An·ti·christ ˈan-tē-ˌkrīst, -ˌtī- variants or less commonly antichrist or Anti-Christ or anti-Christ 1 : one who denies or opposes Christ specifically : a great antagonist expected to fill the world with wickedness but to be conquered forever by Christ at his second coming 2 —used in an exaggerated way to describe a person regarded as a powerful and malevolent adversary —usually used with the With time this contrast hardened into hacker iconography. Gates was the anti-Christ, a man whose corporate stranglehold on the software industry had left it awash in ugly products. Robert Wright Word History Etymology Middle English anticrist, from Old English & Late Latin; Old English antecrist, from Late Latin Antichristus, from Greek Antichristos, from anti- + Christos Christ First Known Use before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
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