Definition of Stratfordian in English:

Stratfordian

adjective stratˈfɔːdɪənstrætˈfɔrdiən

1Relating to or characteristic of the English town of Stratford or its inhabitants.
2Relating to the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him.
the classic Stratfordian position
Example sentencesExamples
- The book offers an overview of the Shakespeare authorship debate, focussing on the Stratfordian vs. Oxfordian battle.
- I can testify to the bias existing toward any heretical views challenging Stratfordian orthodoxy on most campuses.
- The director followed the fiercer stuff of his 1989 classic Henry V with this kinder, gentler, but no less effective production of a Stratfordian comedy.
- One Stratfordian academic objects, "but there surely was no Synagogue in Venice."
- Nowhere is this [low standard of scholarship] more obvious than in the Stratfordian insistence upon Verse 1.

noun stratˈfɔːdɪənstrætˈfɔrdiən

1A native or inhabitant of the English town of Stratford.
she was one of 21 Stratfordians who were reported to the ecclesiastical court
Example sentencesExamples
- We are not sure if she is the oldest lady in Stratford at the moment, but we do think she may well be the oldest acutal Stratfordian.
- The timer is now counting down to the Games themselves, displaying the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds to any Stratfordian who cares to look upwards.
- He was a proud Stratfordian who spent most of his career working in the town.
- Olympic star urges Stratfordians to get swimming.
- The New Work Festival is being launched next week, when Stratfordians will be given the chance to air their own pieces alongside the professionals.
2A supporter of the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him.
the Stratfordians remained unmoved from their position
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course I was a Stratfordian for 28 years of my life, though I cannot remember when I was first told in school that a man from Stratford wrote the plays.
- Stratfordians are similarly guilty of ignoring the facts or subjecting them to unwarranted interpretations.
- If non-Stratfordians had academic power equal to the Stratfordians, the true author (not the conventional Shakespeare) would be embraced.
- The author weaves humour and logic into an enjoyable feat of rhetorical sleight of hand that will have even the most devout Stratfordians reconsidering the authority of their idol.
- There is a high level of contention between the two factions - the Stratfordians and the Oxfordians.

Definition of Stratfordian in US English:

Stratfordian

adjectivestratˈfôrdēənstrætˈfɔrdiən

1Relating to or characteristic of the English town of Stratford or its inhabitants.
2Relating to the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him.
the classic Stratfordian position
Example sentencesExamples
- The book offers an overview of the Shakespeare authorship debate, focussing on the Stratfordian vs. Oxfordian battle.
- Nowhere is this [low standard of scholarship] more obvious than in the Stratfordian insistence upon Verse 1.
- One Stratfordian academic objects, "but there surely was no Synagogue in Venice."
- I can testify to the bias existing toward any heretical views challenging Stratfordian orthodoxy on most campuses.
- The director followed the fiercer stuff of his 1989 classic Henry V with this kinder, gentler, but no less effective production of a Stratfordian comedy.

nounstratˈfôrdēənstrætˈfɔrdiən

1A native or inhabitant of the English town of Stratford.
she was one of 21 Stratfordians who were reported to the ecclesiastical court
Example sentencesExamples
- Olympic star urges Stratfordians to get swimming.
- We are not sure if she is the oldest lady in Stratford at the moment, but we do think she may well be the oldest acutal Stratfordian.
- The New Work Festival is being launched next week, when Stratfordians will be given the chance to air their own pieces alongside the professionals.
- He was a proud Stratfordian who spent most of his career working in the town.
- The timer is now counting down to the Games themselves, displaying the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds to any Stratfordian who cares to look upwards.
2A supporter of the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him.
the Stratfordians remained unmoved from their position
Example sentencesExamples
- The author weaves humour and logic into an enjoyable feat of rhetorical sleight of hand that will have even the most devout Stratfordians reconsidering the authority of their idol.
- If non-Stratfordians had academic power equal to the Stratfordians, the true author (not the conventional Shakespeare) would be embraced.
- Of course I was a Stratfordian for 28 years of my life, though I cannot remember when I was first told in school that a man from Stratford wrote the plays.
- Stratfordians are similarly guilty of ignoring the facts or subjecting them to unwarranted interpretations.
- There is a high level of contention between the two factions - the Stratfordians and the Oxfordians.

词汇	Stratfordian
释义	Definition of Stratfordian in English: Stratfordian adjective stratˈfɔːdɪənstrætˈfɔrdiən 1Relating to or characteristic of the English town of Stratford or its inhabitants. 2Relating to the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him. the classic Stratfordian position Example sentencesExamples The book offers an overview of the Shakespeare authorship debate, focussing on the Stratfordian vs. Oxfordian battle. I can testify to the bias existing toward any heretical views challenging Stratfordian orthodoxy on most campuses. The director followed the fiercer stuff of his 1989 classic Henry V with this kinder, gentler, but no less effective production of a Stratfordian comedy. One Stratfordian academic objects, "but there surely was no Synagogue in Venice." Nowhere is this [low standard of scholarship] more obvious than in the Stratfordian insistence upon Verse 1. noun stratˈfɔːdɪənstrætˈfɔrdiən 1A native or inhabitant of the English town of Stratford. she was one of 21 Stratfordians who were reported to the ecclesiastical court Example sentencesExamples We are not sure if she is the oldest lady in Stratford at the moment, but we do think she may well be the oldest acutal Stratfordian. The timer is now counting down to the Games themselves, displaying the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds to any Stratfordian who cares to look upwards. He was a proud Stratfordian who spent most of his career working in the town. Olympic star urges Stratfordians to get swimming. The New Work Festival is being launched next week, when Stratfordians will be given the chance to air their own pieces alongside the professionals. 2A supporter of the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him. the Stratfordians remained unmoved from their position Example sentencesExamples Of course I was a Stratfordian for 28 years of my life, though I cannot remember when I was first told in school that a man from Stratford wrote the plays. Stratfordians are similarly guilty of ignoring the facts or subjecting them to unwarranted interpretations. If non-Stratfordians had academic power equal to the Stratfordians, the true author (not the conventional Shakespeare) would be embraced. The author weaves humour and logic into an enjoyable feat of rhetorical sleight of hand that will have even the most devout Stratfordians reconsidering the authority of their idol. There is a high level of contention between the two factions - the Stratfordians and the Oxfordians. Definition of Stratfordian in US English: Stratfordian adjectivestratˈfôrdēənstrætˈfɔrdiən 1Relating to or characteristic of the English town of Stratford or its inhabitants. 2Relating to the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him. the classic Stratfordian position Example sentencesExamples The book offers an overview of the Shakespeare authorship debate, focussing on the Stratfordian vs. Oxfordian battle. Nowhere is this [low standard of scholarship] more obvious than in the Stratfordian insistence upon Verse 1. One Stratfordian academic objects, "but there surely was no Synagogue in Venice." I can testify to the bias existing toward any heretical views challenging Stratfordian orthodoxy on most campuses. The director followed the fiercer stuff of his 1989 classic Henry V with this kinder, gentler, but no less effective production of a Stratfordian comedy. nounstratˈfôrdēənstrætˈfɔrdiən 1A native or inhabitant of the English town of Stratford. she was one of 21 Stratfordians who were reported to the ecclesiastical court Example sentencesExamples Olympic star urges Stratfordians to get swimming. We are not sure if she is the oldest lady in Stratford at the moment, but we do think she may well be the oldest acutal Stratfordian. The New Work Festival is being launched next week, when Stratfordians will be given the chance to air their own pieces alongside the professionals. He was a proud Stratfordian who spent most of his career working in the town. The timer is now counting down to the Games themselves, displaying the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds to any Stratfordian who cares to look upwards. 2A supporter of the view that William Shakespeare was the author of the plays typically attributed to him. the Stratfordians remained unmoved from their position Example sentencesExamples The author weaves humour and logic into an enjoyable feat of rhetorical sleight of hand that will have even the most devout Stratfordians reconsidering the authority of their idol. If non-Stratfordians had academic power equal to the Stratfordians, the true author (not the conventional Shakespeare) would be embraced. Of course I was a Stratfordian for 28 years of my life, though I cannot remember when I was first told in school that a man from Stratford wrote the plays. Stratfordians are similarly guilty of ignoring the facts or subjecting them to unwarranted interpretations. There is a high level of contention between the two factions - the Stratfordians and the Oxfordians.
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