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Meanings of iconoclastic in English

Iconoclastic.

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Iconoclastic.

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Usage of iconoclastic in English
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Mazda has often been an iconoclastic company when it comes to engines.
The Irish Times
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That is why it is so popular in these individualistic, iconoclastic times.
The Guardian
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Both had the dual qualities of being intensely practical and yet iconoclastic.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great Philosophers, Volume 8
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So by the time I reached university I was in iconoclastic mode.
The Irish Times
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His latest iconoclastic quest: Research, develop, and sell the new science of longevity.
Wired
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Their works often became bestsellers in spite of their demanding and iconoclastic nature.
The Guardian
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His tone and methods are assured; his message irreverent and iconoclastic.
The Irish Times
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Today his line in exotic, iconoclastic wares plays in cinemas across the globe.
The Guardian
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To the orthodox it seemed that the new view was iconoclastic, impertinent, vulgar.
Last and First Men
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The Democratic party is as iconoclastic as the Republican is reverential.
Two Thousand Miles on an Automobile / Being a Desultory Narrativ...
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By contrast, multiregionalism should be labelled as iconoclastic, if not a bit bizarre.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Poverty had made the parish iconoclastic, whether it would or not.
The Village Rector
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But among our English Georgians this tense iconoclastic note is rare.
Recent Developments in European Thought
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Kerrigan was a Cashman hire and ally, and a rather odd, iconoclastic personality.
The Yankee Years
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They were too corporate, not iconoclastic enough, and not in his view sufficiently creative.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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At its best, football is contrarian, iconoclastic and gloriously uncertain.
The Guardian
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