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Meaning of dilettanteism
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dilettanteism (n.)
The state or quality of being a dilettante; the desultory pursuit of art, science, or literature.
dilettanteism Sentence Examples
- The dilettanteism of the wealthy elite extended beyond the arts into scientific pursuits.
- Her superficial interest in literature was dismissed as dilettanteism.
- The dilettanteism of the project was evident in its haphazard execution.
- The museum's exhibition revealed the dilettanteism of early collectors.
- His dilettanteism in investing led to disastrous financial losses.
- The dilettanteism of the younger generation was a source of concern for their elders.
- The professor's dilettanteism in research extended the publication date of his monograph.
- The dilettanteism of the students was reflected in their lack of focus and commitment.
- The rise of social media has fostered a new form of dilettanteism, where people engage in a wide range of activities superficially.
- The dilettanteism of the hobbyist can sometimes yield surprising and unexpected results.
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The state or quality of being a dilettante; the desultory pursuit of art, science, or literature.
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The dilettanteism of the wealthy elite extended beyond the arts into scientific pursuits.
Her superficial interest in literature was dismissed as dilettanteism.
The dilettanteism of the project was evident in its haphazard execution.
The museum's exhibition revealed the dilettanteism of early collectors.
