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purist

/ˈpjʊərɪst

noun

1A person who insists on absolute adherence to traditional rules or structures, especially in language or style: the production has yet to offend Gilbert and Sullivan purists [as modifier]: purist fans of the original comic strip...

Chai's dish of choice is far from traditional, but he insists that purists are missing out.
A purist and a traditionalist, Gangubai has always believed in the classical tradition of music.
However, Asmita has come in for criticism from purists who feel traditional art forms must not be tampered with.

Synonyms

pedant, precisionist, perfectionist, formalist, literalist, stickler, traditionalist, doctrinaire, quibbler, hair-splitter, dogmatist, casuist, sophist, fault-finder, caviller, carper, pettifogger

informal nitpicker

rare precisian, Dryasdust

2 (Purist) An adherent of Purism: [as modifier]: Purist painters...

In the mid 1920s his work became more figurative in a manner recalling Léger and the Purists (he met Léger, Le Corbusier and Ozenfant when he revisited Paris in 1924), and his work met with considerable acclaim in France.
‘L' Esprit Nouveau’ focuses on the work of Le Corbusier and Amedee Ozenfant, founders of the Purist movement, and their colleague Fernand Leger.
In Paris he turned to Cubism after meeting Juan Gris and was also influenced by Picasso and the work of the Purists.

Derivatives

puristic

/pjʊəˈrɪstɪk/ adjective ...

They miss things like this, and spend their time changing the syntax of perfectly serviceable Standard English into some fancy-schmancy puristic alternative version against the author's better judgment.
But consider this remark by an economist who is the exemplar of a puristic form of neoclassical economics, Robert Lucas.
The puristic approach that avoids any such conflict may be to use each person only once in a global analysis.

Origin

Early 18th century: from French puriste, from pur 'pure'.

单词	purist
释义	purist /ˈpjʊərɪst / noun 1A person who insists on absolute adherence to traditional rules or structures, especially in language or style: the production has yet to offend Gilbert and Sullivan purists [as modifier]: purist fans of the original comic strip... Chai's dish of choice is far from traditional, but he insists that purists are missing out. A purist and a traditionalist, Gangubai has always believed in the classical tradition of music. However, Asmita has come in for criticism from purists who feel traditional art forms must not be tampered with. Synonyms pedant, precisionist, perfectionist, formalist, literalist, stickler, traditionalist, doctrinaire, quibbler, hair-splitter, dogmatist, casuist, sophist, fault-finder, caviller, carper, pettifogger informal nitpicker rare precisian, Dryasdust 2 (Purist) An adherent of Purism: [as modifier]: Purist painters... In the mid 1920s his work became more figurative in a manner recalling Léger and the Purists (he met Léger, Le Corbusier and Ozenfant when he revisited Paris in 1924), and his work met with considerable acclaim in France. ‘L' Esprit Nouveau’ focuses on the work of Le Corbusier and Amedee Ozenfant, founders of the Purist movement, and their colleague Fernand Leger. In Paris he turned to Cubism after meeting Juan Gris and was also influenced by Picasso and the work of the Purists. Derivatives puristic /pjʊəˈrɪstɪk/ adjective ... They miss things like this, and spend their time changing the syntax of perfectly serviceable Standard English into some fancy-schmancy puristic alternative version against the author's better judgment. But consider this remark by an economist who is the exemplar of a puristic form of neoclassical economics, Robert Lucas. The puristic approach that avoids any such conflict may be to use each person only once in a global analysis. Origin Early 18th century: from French puriste, from pur 'pure'. Rhymes jurist, tourist
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