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antimodernist
Derived word form of modernist

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Thank you for giving a dyed-in-the-wool antimodernist a chance to reassess something she might have missed�and been sorry for later!

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In those days he was a violent antimodernist who vigorously booed such works as Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy, considered radical at the time.

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But its author was the antimodernist par excellence Jean-Leon Gerome, sworn enemy of Manet, Monet and everyone since.

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Both, too, were profoundly out of fashion for most of the 1970s and '80s, during the era of ferocious antimodernist reaction.

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American Protestantism is fast acquiring a living theology�a far more 'live' theology than either the antimodernist 'Bible-believing' fundamentalism or the modernist 'liberal rationalism' of the last quarter-century.

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