purist (Meaning)

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purist (n)

someone who insists on great precision and correctness (especially in the use of words)

No weak antonyms found.

As a purist, he insisted on brewing his coffee using only freshly ground beans and filtered water.
The classical music purist refused to listen to modern adaptations, preferring original recordings.
A culinary purist would argue that authentic Italian pasta should only be made with semolina flour and water.
She was considered a photography purist, advocating for traditional film over digital formats.
The literary purist believed that true poetry should adhere strictly to traditional forms and meters.
The design purist was unimpressed by the latest trends, preferring timeless simplicity in aesthetics.
An automotive purist would scoff at the idea of electric cars, championing the roar of a gasoline engine.
The cocktail purist insisted on using only the finest, hand-selected ingredients in his drinks.
A purist in home décor would favor minimalism, eschewing clutter and excess ornamentation.
The fashion purist believed in investing in high-quality, timeless pieces rather than following fleeting trends.

someone who insists on great precision and correctness (especially in the use of words)

fanatic, nationalist, stickler, partizan, sectarian, dogmatist, doctrinaire,partisan, bigot, jingoist

liberal, liberal, freethinker, freethinker, latitudinarian,latitudinarian,

As a purist, he insisted on brewing his coffee using only freshly ground beans and filtered water.

The classical music purist refused to listen to modern adaptations, preferring original recordings.

A culinary purist would argue that authentic Italian pasta should only be made with semolina flour and water.

She was considered a photography purist, advocating for traditional film over digital formats.