Definition of ultraist in English:

ultraist

noun ˈʌltrəɪstˈəltrəɪst

A holder of extreme opinions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hot heads and ultraists often have a propensity to think narrow because they are unable to accommodate conflicting views.
- Most radical of all were the ultraists like John Brown, who were prepared to wage armed conflict to achieve their objectives.
- It should be noted here that the ultraist movement, initiated in Madrid in 1918 by Guillermo de Torre and Cansinos Assens, stressed the importance of new and unusual metaphors - the typical ultraist poem consisted of nothing else.

Definition of ultraist in US English:

ultraist

nounˈəltrəɪstˈəltrəist

A holder of extreme opinions.
Example sentencesExamples
- It should be noted here that the ultraist movement, initiated in Madrid in 1918 by Guillermo de Torre and Cansinos Assens, stressed the importance of new and unusual metaphors - the typical ultraist poem consisted of nothing else.
- Hot heads and ultraists often have a propensity to think narrow because they are unable to accommodate conflicting views.
- Most radical of all were the ultraists like John Brown, who were prepared to wage armed conflict to achieve their objectives.

单词	ultraist
释义	Definition of ultraist in English: ultraist noun ˈʌltrəɪstˈəltrəɪst A holder of extreme opinions. Example sentencesExamples Hot heads and ultraists often have a propensity to think narrow because they are unable to accommodate conflicting views. Most radical of all were the ultraists like John Brown, who were prepared to wage armed conflict to achieve their objectives. It should be noted here that the ultraist movement, initiated in Madrid in 1918 by Guillermo de Torre and Cansinos Assens, stressed the importance of new and unusual metaphors - the typical ultraist poem consisted of nothing else. Definition of ultraist in US English: ultraist nounˈəltrəɪstˈəltrəist A holder of extreme opinions. Example sentencesExamples It should be noted here that the ultraist movement, initiated in Madrid in 1918 by Guillermo de Torre and Cansinos Assens, stressed the importance of new and unusual metaphors - the typical ultraist poem consisted of nothing else. Hot heads and ultraists often have a propensity to think narrow because they are unable to accommodate conflicting views. Most radical of all were the ultraists like John Brown, who were prepared to wage armed conflict to achieve their objectives.
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