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Definition of nihilist in English: nihilistnoun ˈnʌɪ(h)ɪlɪst 1A person who believes that life is meaningless and rejects all religious and moral principles. it is impossible to argue against a nihilist Example sentencesExamples - We were self-indulgent moral nihilists - materialistic, selfish, and impulsive.
- The more the political police spied on them, the more the radicals and nihilists flourished.
- Myself, I'd call myself a nihilist.
- Welcome to the nihilist void of the violent, misogynistic, and racist lyrics of rap.
- To his critics, he appeared to be a pernicious nihilist who threatened the very foundation of Western society and culture.
- Was he a nihilist, was he an anarchist?
- He was an atheist and a nihilist.
- This book was unabashed nihilist claptrap.
- From the way you're talking about it, sounds like you're a nihilist, or at the very least suffering from clinical depression.
- The perpetrators of these acts are nihilists who place no more value on their own lives than they do on ours.
- 1.1historical A supporter of an extreme Russian revolutionary party c.1900 which found nothing to approve of in the established social order.
Example sentencesExamples - Following the assassination of his father, he rejected all plans of liberal reform, suppressing Russian nihilists and Populists.
- The nihilists had many sympathizers in the literary and journalistic worlds.
- Expunging the symbolic evidence of the old order did not satisfy the revolutionary nihilists who wanted to clear the ground for a new cultural order.
- A member of the Nihilist Party, in 1874 she was condemned to prison and sent to Siberia.
- His apocalyptic vision, like that of the Russian nihilists of the nineteenth century, is not going to materialize.
Definition of nihilist in US English: nihilistnounˈnīələst 1A person who believes that life is meaningless and rejects all religious and moral principles. it is impossible to argue against a nihilist Example sentencesExamples - He was an atheist and a nihilist.
- To his critics, he appeared to be a pernicious nihilist who threatened the very foundation of Western society and culture.
- Myself, I'd call myself a nihilist.
- The perpetrators of these acts are nihilists who place no more value on their own lives than they do on ours.
- From the way you're talking about it, sounds like you're a nihilist, or at the very least suffering from clinical depression.
- Welcome to the nihilist void of the violent, misogynistic, and racist lyrics of rap.
- This book was unabashed nihilist claptrap.
- We were self-indulgent moral nihilists - materialistic, selfish, and impulsive.
- Was he a nihilist, was he an anarchist?
- The more the political police spied on them, the more the radicals and nihilists flourished.
- 1.1historical A supporter of an extreme Russian revolutionary party c.1900 which found nothing to approve of in the established social order.
Example sentencesExamples - The nihilists had many sympathizers in the literary and journalistic worlds.
- A member of the Nihilist Party, in 1874 she was condemned to prison and sent to Siberia.
- His apocalyptic vision, like that of the Russian nihilists of the nineteenth century, is not going to materialize.
- Expunging the symbolic evidence of the old order did not satisfy the revolutionary nihilists who wanted to clear the ground for a new cultural order.
- Following the assassination of his father, he rejected all plans of liberal reform, suppressing Russian nihilists and Populists.
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