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Meanings of anti-intellectual in inglês

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A person who is uninterested in intellectual pursuits.

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        Smug, ignorant, indifferent or hostile to artistic and cultural values.

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              Usage of anti-intellectual in inglês
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              They are creating an anti-intellectual culture, to make people easier to manipulate.
              The Guardian
              2
              A little pleasure for pleasure's sake has never struck me as anti-intellectual.
              The Guardian
              3
              It's a new variation of an old-fashioned populism that is anti-intellectual and anti-expert.
              The Guardian
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              Britain, until recently, has escaped the worst of these anti-intellectual excesses.
              The Guardian
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              The Royal Society says New Zealand's anti-intellectual attitude is a thing of the past.
              Radio NZ
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              Such rejoicing in the negative just contributes to the anti-intellectual drift in modern discourse.
              The Irish Times
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              Personally I've found it to be abrupt, devoid of actual decent reasons, and anti-intellectual.
              The Irish Times
              8
              The Catholic Church in Italy continued for years to exert an unprogressive and anti-intellectual influence.
              Colleges in America
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              The open source came out of the free software movement, which is very political, anti-intellectual property.
              Wired
              10
              It is anti-intellectual to see politics like this.
              The Irish Times
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              More anti-intellectual than censorship is its apathetic absence.
              The new yorker
              12
              The anti-intellectual Mafia do what they do.
              The Irish Times
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              In its evangelical, popular guise, science becomes a matter not of reality or scepticism but of anti-intellectual reverence.
              The Guardian
              14
              He was anti-intellectual and emotionally attached to Buddhism; he opposed no serviceable officials of the sort he wanted.
              A History of China
              15
              Could one seriously imagine an African-American politician successfully playing the anti-intellectual card in the manner of George W. Bush?
              The Democracy Project
              16
              Football fandom tends to have an anti-intellectual bent, while intellectuals have a bias strictly in opposition to the awesome.
              The football fan's manifesto
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