purist in Japanese
purist in Japanese is 純粋主義者 — purist means someone who insists on strict adherence to traditional rules, standards, or forms.
purist in Japanese
純粋主義者
An advocate of purism.
What does "purist" mean?
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noun Someone who insists on strict adherence to traditional rules, standards, or forms.
"Grammar purists insist on never splitting an infinitive."
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purist in a sentence
- Grammar purists insist on never splitting an infinitive.
- A coffee purist would never add flavored syrup.
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What is "purist" in Japanese?
"purist" in Japanese is 純粋主義者. purist means: Someone who insists on strict adherence to traditional rules, standards, or forms.
How do you use "purist" in a sentence?
Example: "Grammar purists insist on never splitting an infinitive." In Japanese, "purist" is 純粋主義者.
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