Definition of passéist in English:

passéist

(also passéiste)

adjective ˈpɑːseɪɪstˈpaseɪɪstpaˈseɪɪst

Having an excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; backward-looking. Chiefly in contrast to futurist.

noun ˈpɑːseɪɪstˈpaseɪɪstpaˈseɪɪst

A person, especially a writer or artist, with excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; a backward-looking person. Chiefly opposed to futurist.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Observer. From French passéiste from passé the past + -iste, after Italian passatista (F. T. Marinetti et al. Contro Venezia Passatista in Manifesti del Futurismo 32).

Definition of passéist in US English:

passéist

(also passéiste)

adjective

Having an excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; backward-looking. Chiefly in contrast to futurist.

noun

A person, especially a writer or artist, with excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; a backward-looking person. Chiefly opposed to futurist.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Observer. From French passéiste from passé the past + -iste, after Italian passatista (F. T. Marinetti et al. Contro Venezia Passatista in Manifesti del Futurismo 32).

词汇	passéist
释义	Definition of passéist in English: passéist (also passéiste) adjective ˈpɑːseɪɪstˈpaseɪɪstpaˈseɪɪst Having an excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; backward-looking. Chiefly in contrast to futurist. noun ˈpɑːseɪɪstˈpaseɪɪstpaˈseɪɪst A person, especially a writer or artist, with excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; a backward-looking person. Chiefly opposed to futurist. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Observer. From French passéiste from passé the past + -iste, after Italian passatista (F. T. Marinetti et al. Contro Venezia Passatista in Manifesti del Futurismo 32). Definition of passéist in US English: passéist (also passéiste) adjective Having an excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; backward-looking. Chiefly in contrast to futurist. noun A person, especially a writer or artist, with excessive regard for the traditions and values of the past; a backward-looking person. Chiefly opposed to futurist. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Observer. From French passéiste from passé the past + -iste, after Italian passatista (F. T. Marinetti et al. Contro Venezia Passatista in Manifesti del Futurismo 32).
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