What is another word for classicist?
Pronunciation:
[ klˈasɪsˌɪst], [ klˈasɪsˌɪst], [ k_l_ˈa_s_ɪ_s_ˌɪ_s_t]
Synonyms for Classicist:
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n.
• archaeologist • artists- master ,
- miniaturist ,
- modernist ,
- old master ,
- painter ,
- primitive ,
- romantic ,
- sculptor ,
- sidewalk artist ,
- the Bloomsbury Group ,
- the avant-garde .
Other synonyms:
- Economist ,
- Geographer ,
- Hellenist ,
- astrologer ,
- biologist ,
- botanist ,
- cosmologist ,
- ecologist ,
- futurist ,
- gynecologist ,
- historian ,
- linguist ,
- naturalist ,
- nutritionist ,
- orientalist ,
- pathologist ,
- physicist ,
- psychologist ,
- scientist ,
- statistician ,
- theologian ,
- theoretician ,
- theorist ,
- zoologist .
- chemist .
Other relevant words:
- abrasion ,
- academic ,
- ace ,
- actuary ,
- adept ,
- adherent ,
- advocate ,
- advocator ,
- all ,
- altogether ,
- alum ,
- amatory ,
- amorous ,
- animal scientist ,
- apothecary ,
- archaic ,
- aright ,
- assimilator ,
- astrologist ,
- author ,
- babe ,
- baby ,
- beast ,
- bookworm ,
- bourgeois ,
- brain ,
- brainiac ,
- brilliance ,
- brute ,
- button-down ,
- buttoned-down ,
- calibrate ,
- captain ,
- carver ,
- catamount ,
- cautious ,
- centrist ,
- chair ,
- champion ,
- check ,
- chief ,
- civilise ,
- civilize ,
- class fellow ,
- classical music ,
- classmate ,
- compensate ,
- completely ,
- conceiver ,
- conforming ,
- conservativist ,
- construction worker ,
- contain ,
- contriteness ,
- contrition ,
- control ,
- corrasion ,
- correct ,
- correctly ,
- cougar ,
- cracker ,
- crude ,
- cultivate ,
- curb ,
- decent ,
- decently ,
- detrition ,
- diagnostician ,
- digger ,
- direct ,
- doer ,
- dominate ,
- draftsperson ,
- draughtsman ,
- drawer ,
- druggist ,
- eastern orthodox ,
- educate ,
- educatee ,
- einstein ,
- engineer ,
- entirely ,
- essayist ,
- exponent ,
- extreme right-winger ,
- faculty member ,
- fantast ,
- far-right ,
- fine-tune ,
- flair ,
- fledgeling ,
- fledgling ,
- flop ,
- flotation device ,
- fogyish ,
- fossilist ,
- freshman ,
- fusty ,
- futuristic ,
- get over ,
- get the hang ,
- good ,
- grad ,
- graeco-roman ,
- greco-roman ,
- grinding ,
- gynaecologist ,
- hairdresser ,
- hairstylist ,
- headmaster ,
- hidebound ,
- historiographer ,
- hold ,
- hold in ,
- hotshot ,
- houseman ,
- human-centered ,
- human-centred ,
- humane ,
- humanistic ,
- humanitarian ,
- impressionistic ,
- initiate ,
- interne ,
- jewish-orthodox ,
- justly ,
- lead ,
- learned person ,
- life preserver ,
- life scientist ,
- linguistic scientist ,
- lodger ,
- lord ,
- maestro ,
- main ,
- martinet ,
- masher ,
- master copy ,
- master key ,
- materialistic ,
- mathematical statistician ,
- maven ,
- mavin ,
- medical intern ,
- medieval schoolman ,
- mightily ,
- mighty ,
- mince ,
- moderationist ,
- mollify ,
- moralist ,
- moss-grown ,
- mossy ,
- mountain lion ,
- naive ,
- natural scientist ,
- neophyte ,
- newbie ,
- newcomer ,
- nonprogressive ,
- nylon stocking ,
- nylons ,
- obstructer ,
- obstructor ,
- one ,
- orchestrate ,
- organise ,
- organize ,
- original ,
- originator ,
- overcome ,
- overlord ,
- palaeontologist ,
- panther ,
- passe-partout ,
- passkey ,
- pharmacist ,
- philanderer ,
- phytologist ,
- pill pusher ,
- pill roller ,
- plant scientist ,
- player ,
- plodder ,
- polyglot ,
- postgraduate ,
- power shovel ,
- powerful ,
- prentice ,
- primary ,
- primitive person ,
- principal ,
- professional ,
- proper ,
- properly ,
- puma ,
- quixotic ,
- rayon stocking ,
- rayons ,
- reactionist ,
- rectify ,
- redress ,
- refinisher ,
- renovator ,
- resister ,
- restorer ,
- restrained ,
- right field ,
- right hand ,
- right on ,
- right wing ,
- right-hand ,
- right-wing ,
- rightfield ,
- rightfulness ,
- ripe ,
- role player ,
- romanticistic ,
- roomer ,
- rude ,
- safety hat ,
- salesclerk ,
- savage ,
- school day ,
- school-age child ,
- schoolchild ,
- schoolfellow ,
- schoolhouse ,
- schooling ,
- schoolmaster ,
- schooltime ,
- sculpturer ,
- sea captain ,
- season ,
- second-year ,
- sensation ,
- sentimentalist ,
- serious music ,
- shoal ,
- shop assistant ,
- shop clerk ,
- shovel ,
- skipper ,
- skirt chaser ,
- slowcoach ,
- slowpoke ,
- soften ,
- star ,
- stargazer ,
- starter ,
- statue maker ,
- stodgy ,
- styler ,
- subdue ,
- superior ,
- superstar ,
- surmount ,
- tame ,
- temper ,
- temperate ,
- theologiser ,
- theologist ,
- theologizer ,
- theoriser ,
- theorizer ,
- thespian ,
- thwarter ,
- tin hat ,
- tone down ,
- totally ,
- train ,
- ultraconservative ,
- uranologist ,
- veracious ,
- victor ,
- virtuoso ,
- whiz ,
- whizz ,
- whole ,
- wholly ,
- wild-eyed ,
- wildcat ,
- wiz ,
- wizard ,
- wizardry ,
- wolf down ,
- woman chaser ,
- woman's doctor ,
- womaniser ,
- worker .
- Archaist ,
- Bookman ,
- Dryasdust ,
- Learned man ,
- Medievalist ,
- Philomath ,
- Philosophe ,
- Polyhistor ,
- Wolves ,
- academician ,
- actor ,
- antiquarian ,
- antiquary ,
- antique collector ,
- antique dealer ,
- antique-car collector ,
- apprentice ,
- archaeologist ,
- artist ,
- caricaturist ,
- cartoonist ,
- classic ,
- classical ,
- classicistic ,
- clerk ,
- colossus of knowledge ,
- conformist ,
- conservative ,
- creative person ,
- disciple ,
- disciplinarian ,
- dogs ,
- draftsman ,
- genius ,
- humanist ,
- illustrator ,
- impressionist ,
- jackals ,
- learner ,
- litterateur ,
- man of letters ,
- mastermind ,
- minimalist ,
- pedant ,
- perfectionist ,
- philologist ,
- philologue ,
- philosopher ,
- polymath ,
- proponent ,
- pundit ,
- pupil ,
- purist ,
- realist ,
- right-winger ,
- rightist ,
- savant ,
- scholar ,
- scholarly person ,
- scholastic ,
- school ,
- schoolman ,
- stickler ,
- student ,
- stylist ,
- traditionalist ,
- walking encyclopedia ,
- wolf ,
- womanizer .
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How to use "Classicist" in context?
A Classicalist is somebody who follows the classical art forms of Greece and Rome. Classical art is characterized by its formal elements, such as framing, perspective and balance. It is also often narrative in nature, with figures and settings relating to one another in a purposefully organized way. The beauty and sophistication of these art forms has endeared classicalism to many people for centuries, making it one of the most popular and enduring varieties of art.
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