英语词汇“polemic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

polemic

/pəˈlɛmɪk

noun

1A strong verbal or written attack on someone or something: his polemic against the cultural relativism of the Sixties [mass noun]: a writer of feminist polemic...

Its underlying message warns against falsehood and its consequences, although it does not ostensibly function as a polemic against homophobia.
And yet, the song is not just a polemic against those who are in power.
The latter may be because I'd always prefer to read a punchy polemic against ideas I hold than a dull defence or clunky statement of them.

Synonyms

diatribe, invective, denunciation, denouncement, rant, tirade, broadside, attack, harangue, verbal onslaught;

condemnation, brickbats, criticism, admonishment, admonition, abuse, stream of abuse, stricture, tongue-lashing, castigation, reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reproval, upbraiding

informal knocking, blast

British informal slating

rare philippic

argumentation, argument, debate, contention, dispute, disputation, discussion, controversy, altercation, faction, wrangling

formal contestation

1.1 (usually polemics) The practice of engaging in controversial debate or dispute: the history of science has become embroiled in religious polemics...

As the rest of the world marched towards scientific orientation and professionalism, India wallowed in a whirlpool of politics, polemics and puerile prejudices.
His work thus has the tendency to reproduce the elisions of the religious and political polemics of the sixteenth century while seeking to explain them.
This led to renewed polemics, although in practice the great majority of students continued to be taught the Catholic religion in the schools.

adjective

another term for polemical.The other part is that these policies our present or future governments develop for mainly polemic purposes sometimes actually get implemented!...

I really do think it's perfectly OK to expose one's passions and prejudices in unashamedly polemic writing on a blog.
Much of this, expressed in less polemic language, is accepted by many of the historians that Jenkins seeks to criticize.

Derivatives

polemicize

(also polemicise) verb ...

It is a portrait of a unique situation that I never experienced, and it does not go out of its way to generalize or polemicize, though it has its strong opinions.
There are poems steeped in religious imagery, and poems that polemicise against belief in the supernatural.
Jackson's hybrid approach and heterogeneous materials, including brochures with song lyrics and lists of things you can't send abroad, polemicized the devices of installation art.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via medieval Latin from Greek polemikos, from polemos 'war'.

单词	polemic
释义	polemic /pəˈlɛmɪk / noun 1A strong verbal or written attack on someone or something: his polemic against* the cultural relativism of the Sixties* [mass noun]: a writer of feminist polemic... Its underlying message warns against falsehood and its consequences, although it does not ostensibly function as a polemic against homophobia. And yet, the song is not just a polemic against those who are in power. The latter may be because I'd always prefer to read a punchy polemic against ideas I hold than a dull defence or clunky statement of them. Synonyms diatribe, invective, denunciation, denouncement, rant, tirade, broadside, attack, harangue, verbal onslaught; condemnation, brickbats, criticism, admonishment, admonition, abuse, stream of abuse, stricture, tongue-lashing, castigation, reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reproval, upbraiding informal knocking, blast British informal slating rare philippic argumentation, argument, debate, contention, dispute, disputation, discussion, controversy, altercation, faction, wrangling formal contestation 1.1 (usually polemics) The practice of engaging in controversial debate or dispute: the history of science has become embroiled in religious polemics... As the rest of the world marched towards scientific orientation and professionalism, India wallowed in a whirlpool of politics, polemics and puerile prejudices. His work thus has the tendency to reproduce the elisions of the religious and political polemics of the sixteenth century while seeking to explain them. This led to renewed polemics, although in practice the great majority of students continued to be taught the Catholic religion in the schools. adjective another term for polemical.The other part is that these policies our present or future governments develop for mainly polemic purposes sometimes actually get implemented!... I really do think it's perfectly OK to expose one's passions and prejudices in unashamedly polemic writing on a blog. Much of this, expressed in less polemic language, is accepted by many of the historians that Jenkins seeks to criticize. Derivatives polemicize (also polemicise) verb ... It is a portrait of a unique situation that I never experienced, and it does not go out of its way to generalize or polemicize, though it has its strong opinions. There are poems steeped in religious imagery, and poems that polemicise against belief in the supernatural. Jackson's hybrid approach and heterogeneous materials, including brochures with song lyrics and lists of things you can't send abroad, polemicized the devices of installation art. Origin Mid 17th century: via medieval Latin from Greek polemikos, from polemos 'war'. Rhymes academic, alchemic, endemic, epidemic, pandemic, totemic
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polemic

Derivatives

polemicize

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