antimodern (Meaning)
antimodern
opposed to modernism or to modern beliefs and practices
Synonyms & Antonyms of antimodern
antimodern Sentence Examples
- The antimodern aesthetic in art and design emphasizes a rejection of modernism's clean lines and sleek surfaces.
- Some antimodern critics argue that modernism has alienated individuals from their surroundings and traditional values.
- The antimodern movement encompasses diverse viewpoints, from traditionalists who seek to preserve pre-industrial society to anarchists who reject all forms of industrialization.
- Antimodern architecture often incorporates elements from historical styles and emphasizes organic forms and natural materials.
- Contemporary antimodern movements focus on sustainability, resilience, and community building.
- Antimodern literature explores themes of alienation, disenchantment, and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world.
- Antimodern philosophy challenges the rationalist and technological optimism of modernity.
- Some antimodern thinkers see technology as a tool of oppression and alienation.
- The antimodern spirit manifests itself in diverse ways, from back-to-the-land movements to the rise of traditionalist political groups.
- The antimodern stance emphasizes the importance of human experience and the preservation of cultural traditions.
FAQs About the word antimodern
opposed to modernism or to modern beliefs and practices
right-wing, antiprogressive,antiliberal, antirevolutionary, faithful, steadfast, stodgy, reactionary, ultrarightist, fuddy-duddy
radical, unorthodox, nonconventional,liberal, broad-minded, unconventional, modern, nontraditional, progressive, revolutionary
The antimodern aesthetic in art and design emphasizes a rejection of modernism's clean lines and sleek surfaces.
Some antimodern critics argue that modernism has alienated individuals from their surroundings and traditional values.
The antimodern movement encompasses diverse viewpoints, from traditionalists who seek to preserve pre-industrial society to anarchists who reject all forms of industrialization.
Antimodern architecture often incorporates elements from historical styles and emphasizes organic forms and natural materials.
