Purist

What do we mean by purist?

One who practices or urges strict correctness, especially in the use of words. noun

One who aims scrupulously at purity, particularly in the choice of language; one who is a rigorous critic of purity in literary style. noun

One who maintains that the New Testament was written in pure Greek. noun

One who aims at excessive purity or nicety, esp. in the choice of language. noun

One who maintains that the New Testament was written in pure Greek. noun

Of or pertaining to purism adjective

An advocate of purism noun

Someone who insists on great precision and correctness (especially in the use of words) noun

An advocate of purism.

Words that are spelled similarly to purist:
purist, jurist, aurist, purest, purism, puris, prist, turist.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word purist:
behaviorism, satanism, modernism, edit, modernist, blues, approach, followers, style, preferred, jazz, styles, influences, influenced, fans, literary, movement, contemporary, vision, classical, folk, language, howard, view, entirely, architecture, words, opposed, electric, philosophy, sound, metal, traditional, say, forms.

Words that rhyme with purist:
jurist, tourist, purest, surest, intourist.

Adjectives that are often used to describe purist:
more, such, linguistic, fly, literary, political, less, great, moral, classical, musical, racial, real, scientific, extreme, rigid, ideological, true, modern, financial, legal, methodological, uncompromising, most, dry, strict, aesthetic, architectural, english, mathematical, stern, absolute, statistical, constitutional, theoretical, logical, grammatical, cultural, historical, academic, free, exquisite, religious, strictest, radical, severe, philosophical, greatest, ethical, revolutionary, exacting, psychological, fanatical, textual, ardent, intellectual, latin, mythological, evangelical, pro, stylistic, pedantic, semantic, petrarchan, outmoded, patriotic, slavish, doctrinal, html, audio, democratic, anglican, bigoted, severest, anti, whig, delicate, fashionable, occasional, rabid, poetic, moderate, organic, aristotelian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective purist:
approach, form, painting, attitude, view, idealism, paintings, efforts, manner, terms, position, period, forms, point, critics, style, attitudes, ideal, way, greek, colleagues, improver, readers, elements, critic, sense, documents, fans, conception, theory, stance, tendencies, controversy.

Consonant match to purist:
purest.

Words that sound like purist:
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