iconoclast in Greek
iconoclast in Greek is εικονοκλάστης — iconoclast means a person who challenges or attacks widely cherished beliefs, traditions or institutions.
iconoclast in Greek
εικονοκλάστης
Pronounced: eikonoklastis
What does "iconoclast" mean?
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noun A person who challenges or attacks widely cherished beliefs, traditions or institutions.
"The critic was known as an iconoclast who mocked every respected institution in town."
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iconoclast in a sentence
- The critic was known as an iconoclast who mocked every respected institution in town.
- She built a reputation as an iconoclast, questioning ideas nobody else dared to.
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What is "iconoclast" in Greek?
"iconoclast" in Greek is εικονοκλάστης. iconoclast means: A person who challenges or attacks widely cherished beliefs, traditions or institutions.
How do you pronounce εικονοκλάστης?
"iconoclast" in Greek is εικονοκλάστης, pronounced "eikonoklastis".
How do you use "iconoclast" in a sentence?
Example: "The critic was known as an iconoclast who mocked every respected institution in town." In Greek, "iconoclast" is εικονοκλάστης.
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