iconoclastic

UK
/aɪˌkɒnəˈklæstɪk/
US
/aɪˌkɑːnəˈklæstɪk/

Translations

iconoclasticadjective
more iconoclastic
Comp.
most iconoclastic
Super.
UK
/aɪˌkɒnəˈklæstɪk/
US
/aɪˌkɑːnəˈklæstɪk/
iconoclasteQui remet en cause les croyances, les traditions ou les idées reçues.
Her iconoclastic views on education challenged the conventional methods used in schools.
Ses idées iconoclastes sur l’éducation ont remis en cause les méthodes conventionnelles utilisées à l’école.
Additional translations
iconoclasteRelatif à l’iconoclasme, à la destruction ou au rejet des images religieuses.

Definitions

iconoclasticadjective
Characterized by attacking or ignoring cherished beliefs and long-held traditions.
Her iconoclastic views on education challenged the conventional methods used in schools.
Describing someone who is critical of or opposed to widely accepted ideas or practices.
The iconoclastic artist refused to conform to the traditional styles of painting.
Relating to the rejection or destruction of religious images; pertaining to iconoclasm.
The emperor issued iconoclastic edicts that banned all sacred paintings.