antimodern
/ˌæntiˈmɑdərn/
adjective
- Opposed to modern ideas, styles, or values, especially in art, culture, or society.
- Some communities hold antimodern beliefs, preferring simple living without technology.
- The artist's antimodern style rejected abstract forms in favor of traditional realism.
- His antimodern critique of social media resonated with people tired of constant connectivity.
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noun
- A person who opposes modern trends or values.
- She was considered an antimodern because she refused to use a smartphone.
- The antimodern argued that progress had made society less happy.
- In the debate, the antimodern defended traditional craftsmanship over mass production.
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