Definition of constructivist in English:

constructivist

noun kənˈstrʌktɪvɪstkənˈstrəktəvist

1Art
A practitioner of a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms.
the Russian constructivists adopted these techniques for their large constructions
Example sentencesExamples
- The severe abstract art of the Russian constructivists came to Germany with the Russian Exhibition in Berlin in 1922.
- Like other constructivists, he came to reject pure art as a parasitical activity.
- Computers allow new structural techniques never previously imagined (except in dreams and the sketchbooks of the expressionists and constructivists).
- Permutation is a typically modern device and considerable use was made of it in the plastic arts by the constructivists.
- He was attractive to Dadaists, futurists, cubists, constructivists, abstract expressionists, and surrealists.
- After the revolution, the abstract works of constructivists were supported by the head of the People's Commissariat of Enlightenment.
- We see something similar in the De Stijl artists and the constructivists.
- Her work is stylistically influenced by the graphic, painterly, and photographic elements often combined in the collages of the Russian constructivists.
- These non-objective principles were carried on by the constructivists and the De Stijl artists and thus significantly influenced the development of Western art and design.
- Tatlin is generally remembered as a constructivist, a term he did not invent but willingly adopted.
2Mathematics
An adherent of a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them.
Example sentencesExamples
- One can see that if such a method were found, then it would also serve to define the scope and content of mathematics for the constructivists.
- The weak relatives are irrelevant theories, born out of artificial restrictions imposed by Greek mathematicians, similar to the restrictions of the constructivists.
- It recalls the experiments with volume, space, and geometry initiated by the constructivists nearly a century ago.
- After the constructivists had finished with mathematics, compared with the immensity of modern mathematics, what would the wretched remnant mean?
- Most mathematicians do not accept the constructivist's thesis.

adjective kənˈstrʌktɪvɪstkənˈstrəktəvist

1Art
Relating to or denoting a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms.
the constructivist aesthetic of the building
Example sentencesExamples
- The subsequent reliefs were somewhat reminiscent of the constructivist reliefs illustrated in Rickey's book.
- For many years, he has made polychrome wooden constructions that, in their angular energy, recall constructivist sculpture.
- The striking sculpture is both classical and constructivist, as the artist placed a Greek warrior's helmet over a kind of chariot wheel.
- At times, representation segues into abstraction, as in the crags of the town quarry, which suggest constructivist triangles and squares.
- Her idea of reconciling art and industry was realized in the constructivist movement.
- Relief was a favorite constructivist format.
- Gummer began to build abstract sculptures in a constructivist vein in 1968.
- With the rise of Brazilian modernism, the constructivist impulse was reborn and re-imagined in a more aestheticized, less overtly political form.
- At once fractious and oddly meditative, her meticulously composed works have constructivist roots but lean toward a digital present and future.
- A series of definitively drafted, untitled collages dating from the 1940s allude to the purely constructivist underpinnings of Oteiza's works.
2Mathematics
Consistent with or relating to a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them.
a constructivist conception of mathematics
Example sentencesExamples
- In constructivist mathematics, the truth value of a proposition is dependent on whether we are able to prove it.
- He presents a comparative assessment of constructivist and traditionalist approaches to establishing mathematical connections in learning multiplication.
- You can engage in constructivist math using the tried-and-true algorithm.
- This aspect of constructivist teaching makes students aware of the applications of math.
- The following vignettes provide a glimpse of some changes for students and teachers in a constructivist mathematics classroom.

Definition of constructivist in US English:

constructivist

nounkənˈstrəktəvist

1Art
A practitioner of a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms.
the Russian constructivists adopted these techniques for their large constructions
Example sentencesExamples
- The severe abstract art of the Russian constructivists came to Germany with the Russian Exhibition in Berlin in 1922.
- These non-objective principles were carried on by the constructivists and the De Stijl artists and thus significantly influenced the development of Western art and design.
- Permutation is a typically modern device and considerable use was made of it in the plastic arts by the constructivists.
- He was attractive to Dadaists, futurists, cubists, constructivists, abstract expressionists, and surrealists.
- After the revolution, the abstract works of constructivists were supported by the head of the People's Commissariat of Enlightenment.
- Like other constructivists, he came to reject pure art as a parasitical activity.
- Her work is stylistically influenced by the graphic, painterly, and photographic elements often combined in the collages of the Russian constructivists.
- We see something similar in the De Stijl artists and the constructivists.
- Computers allow new structural techniques never previously imagined (except in dreams and the sketchbooks of the expressionists and constructivists).
- Tatlin is generally remembered as a constructivist, a term he did not invent but willingly adopted.
2Mathematics
An adherent of a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them.
Example sentencesExamples
- One can see that if such a method were found, then it would also serve to define the scope and content of mathematics for the constructivists.
- Most mathematicians do not accept the constructivist's thesis.
- After the constructivists had finished with mathematics, compared with the immensity of modern mathematics, what would the wretched remnant mean?
- It recalls the experiments with volume, space, and geometry initiated by the constructivists nearly a century ago.
- The weak relatives are irrelevant theories, born out of artificial restrictions imposed by Greek mathematicians, similar to the restrictions of the constructivists.

adjectivekənˈstrəktəvist

1Art
Relating to or denoting a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms.
the constructivist aesthetic of the building
Example sentencesExamples
- At once fractious and oddly meditative, her meticulously composed works have constructivist roots but lean toward a digital present and future.
- The striking sculpture is both classical and constructivist, as the artist placed a Greek warrior's helmet over a kind of chariot wheel.
- For many years, he has made polychrome wooden constructions that, in their angular energy, recall constructivist sculpture.
- At times, representation segues into abstraction, as in the crags of the town quarry, which suggest constructivist triangles and squares.
- The subsequent reliefs were somewhat reminiscent of the constructivist reliefs illustrated in Rickey's book.
- A series of definitively drafted, untitled collages dating from the 1940s allude to the purely constructivist underpinnings of Oteiza's works.
- Gummer began to build abstract sculptures in a constructivist vein in 1968.
- Relief was a favorite constructivist format.
- With the rise of Brazilian modernism, the constructivist impulse was reborn and re-imagined in a more aestheticized, less overtly political form.
- Her idea of reconciling art and industry was realized in the constructivist movement.
2Mathematics
Consistent with or relating to a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them.
a constructivist conception of mathematics
Example sentencesExamples
- The following vignettes provide a glimpse of some changes for students and teachers in a constructivist mathematics classroom.
- This aspect of constructivist teaching makes students aware of the applications of math.
- You can engage in constructivist math using the tried-and-true algorithm.
- He presents a comparative assessment of constructivist and traditionalist approaches to establishing mathematical connections in learning multiplication.
- In constructivist mathematics, the truth value of a proposition is dependent on whether we are able to prove it.

单词	constructivist
释义	Definition of constructivist in English: constructivist noun kənˈstrʌktɪvɪstkənˈstrəktəvist 1Art A practitioner of a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms. the Russian constructivists adopted these techniques for their large constructions Example sentencesExamples The severe abstract art of the Russian constructivists came to Germany with the Russian Exhibition in Berlin in 1922. Like other constructivists, he came to reject pure art as a parasitical activity. Computers allow new structural techniques never previously imagined (except in dreams and the sketchbooks of the expressionists and constructivists). Permutation is a typically modern device and considerable use was made of it in the plastic arts by the constructivists. He was attractive to Dadaists, futurists, cubists, constructivists, abstract expressionists, and surrealists. After the revolution, the abstract works of constructivists were supported by the head of the People's Commissariat of Enlightenment. We see something similar in the De Stijl artists and the constructivists. Her work is stylistically influenced by the graphic, painterly, and photographic elements often combined in the collages of the Russian constructivists. These non-objective principles were carried on by the constructivists and the De Stijl artists and thus significantly influenced the development of Western art and design. Tatlin is generally remembered as a constructivist, a term he did not invent but willingly adopted. 2Mathematics An adherent of a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them. Example sentencesExamples One can see that if such a method were found, then it would also serve to define the scope and content of mathematics for the constructivists. The weak relatives are irrelevant theories, born out of artificial restrictions imposed by Greek mathematicians, similar to the restrictions of the constructivists. It recalls the experiments with volume, space, and geometry initiated by the constructivists nearly a century ago. After the constructivists had finished with mathematics, compared with the immensity of modern mathematics, what would the wretched remnant mean? Most mathematicians do not accept the constructivist's thesis. adjective kənˈstrʌktɪvɪstkənˈstrəktəvist 1Art Relating to or denoting a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms. the constructivist aesthetic of the building Example sentencesExamples The subsequent reliefs were somewhat reminiscent of the constructivist reliefs illustrated in Rickey's book. For many years, he has made polychrome wooden constructions that, in their angular energy, recall constructivist sculpture. The striking sculpture is both classical and constructivist, as the artist placed a Greek warrior's helmet over a kind of chariot wheel. At times, representation segues into abstraction, as in the crags of the town quarry, which suggest constructivist triangles and squares. Her idea of reconciling art and industry was realized in the constructivist movement. Relief was a favorite constructivist format. Gummer began to build abstract sculptures in a constructivist vein in 1968. With the rise of Brazilian modernism, the constructivist impulse was reborn and re-imagined in a more aestheticized, less overtly political form. At once fractious and oddly meditative, her meticulously composed works have constructivist roots but lean toward a digital present and future. A series of definitively drafted, untitled collages dating from the 1940s allude to the purely constructivist underpinnings of Oteiza's works. 2Mathematics Consistent with or relating to a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them. a constructivist conception of mathematics Example sentencesExamples In constructivist mathematics, the truth value of a proposition is dependent on whether we are able to prove it. He presents a comparative assessment of constructivist and traditionalist approaches to establishing mathematical connections in learning multiplication. You can engage in constructivist math using the tried-and-true algorithm. This aspect of constructivist teaching makes students aware of the applications of math. The following vignettes provide a glimpse of some changes for students and teachers in a constructivist mathematics classroom. Definition of constructivist in US English: constructivist nounkənˈstrəktəvist 1Art A practitioner of a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms. the Russian constructivists adopted these techniques for their large constructions Example sentencesExamples The severe abstract art of the Russian constructivists came to Germany with the Russian Exhibition in Berlin in 1922. These non-objective principles were carried on by the constructivists and the De Stijl artists and thus significantly influenced the development of Western art and design. Permutation is a typically modern device and considerable use was made of it in the plastic arts by the constructivists. He was attractive to Dadaists, futurists, cubists, constructivists, abstract expressionists, and surrealists. After the revolution, the abstract works of constructivists were supported by the head of the People's Commissariat of Enlightenment. Like other constructivists, he came to reject pure art as a parasitical activity. Her work is stylistically influenced by the graphic, painterly, and photographic elements often combined in the collages of the Russian constructivists. We see something similar in the De Stijl artists and the constructivists. Computers allow new structural techniques never previously imagined (except in dreams and the sketchbooks of the expressionists and constructivists). Tatlin is generally remembered as a constructivist, a term he did not invent but willingly adopted. 2Mathematics An adherent of a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them. Example sentencesExamples One can see that if such a method were found, then it would also serve to define the scope and content of mathematics for the constructivists. Most mathematicians do not accept the constructivist's thesis. After the constructivists had finished with mathematics, compared with the immensity of modern mathematics, what would the wretched remnant mean? It recalls the experiments with volume, space, and geometry initiated by the constructivists nearly a century ago. The weak relatives are irrelevant theories, born out of artificial restrictions imposed by Greek mathematicians, similar to the restrictions of the constructivists. adjectivekənˈstrəktəvist 1Art Relating to or denoting a style in which mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile forms. the constructivist aesthetic of the building Example sentencesExamples At once fractious and oddly meditative, her meticulously composed works have constructivist roots but lean toward a digital present and future. The striking sculpture is both classical and constructivist, as the artist placed a Greek warrior's helmet over a kind of chariot wheel. For many years, he has made polychrome wooden constructions that, in their angular energy, recall constructivist sculpture. At times, representation segues into abstraction, as in the crags of the town quarry, which suggest constructivist triangles and squares. The subsequent reliefs were somewhat reminiscent of the constructivist reliefs illustrated in Rickey's book. A series of definitively drafted, untitled collages dating from the 1940s allude to the purely constructivist underpinnings of Oteiza's works. Gummer began to build abstract sculptures in a constructivist vein in 1968. Relief was a favorite constructivist format. With the rise of Brazilian modernism, the constructivist impulse was reborn and re-imagined in a more aestheticized, less overtly political form. Her idea of reconciling art and industry was realized in the constructivist movement. 2Mathematics Consistent with or relating to a view that admits as valid only constructive proofs and entities demonstrable by them. a constructivist conception of mathematics Example sentencesExamples The following vignettes provide a glimpse of some changes for students and teachers in a constructivist mathematics classroom. This aspect of constructivist teaching makes students aware of the applications of math. You can engage in constructivist math using the tried-and-true algorithm. He presents a comparative assessment of constructivist and traditionalist approaches to establishing mathematical connections in learning multiplication. In constructivist mathematics, the truth value of a proposition is dependent on whether we are able to prove it.
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