An artist or writer who practiced Dada.
Used in a Sentence
dadaist
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for dadaist.
Editorial note
Ah yes, the deservedly obscure dadaist prose stylist who thought it was cool to stop his books mid-sentence.
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Quick take
An artist or writer who practiced Dada.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of dadaist gathered in one view.
Alternative letter-case form of Dadaist. [An artist or writer who practiced Dada.]
In the style of Dada.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for dadaist.
noun
An artist or writer who practiced Dada.
noun
Alternative letter-case form of Dadaist. [An artist or writer who practiced Dada.]
adjective
In the style of Dada.
adjective
Alternative letter-case form of Dadaist. [In the style of Dada.]
Example sentences
Ah yes, the deservedly obscure dadaist prose stylist who thought it was cool to stop his books mid-sentence.
Let's not forget the Cpedia pivot, where they turned their search engine into a sort of Dadaist Wikipedia.
Zuckerberg is chasing the AI dragon as if disposable content and meaninglessness has some kind of dadaist appeal.
What I mean is, it's not absurdist -- like some dadaist poetry.
There were similar ones against ornamentation with Brutalism (mixed with dadaist 'the world doesn't deserve art!' post WWI despair memes).
Ok, so Tyler Robinson is a sincere Dadaist in a way that the founders were not.
He mentions Okami in the comments -- I don't think that's quite dadaist but it's certainly not photorealistic.
If you've graduated from an American high school, you should have been required to read the Futurist manifesto and several of the Dadaist manifestos.
The end result is completely unwatchable, except perhaps as a dadaist experiment.
I am never quite sure if OPs questions are sincere or if they are exercising some type of Dadaist performance art.
I freely admit this approach wouldn't work for dadaist literary writers, but I don't want lawyers or politicians or scientists to be that.
It should be understood more as dadaist sound poetry.
Quote examples
Great piece of dadaist art and social commentary on "automating everything".
For me, who know the surrelist and dadaist history references (and the place, so to speak, this text is coming from -- it's a plea from a bored existential youth for an "exciting" city and an exciting life) every line makes sense and has its place.
The Great God market isn't magically going to make ordinary people's lives better and the USA, despite appearances to the contrary sometimes, isn't meant to be a Dadaist art project in which everyone dedicates their lives to seeing what happens when you let "the market" do anything it likes.
“A hundred years from now, thanks to the workings of the Inhuman Centipede, I’m known as a deservedly obscure dadaist prose stylist who thought it was cool to stop his books mid-sentence.” is “Inhuman Centipede” to describe the slop-eating-its-own-tale future we all dread an established term, or an invention of the author?
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use dadaist in a sentence?
Ah yes, the deservedly obscure dadaist prose stylist who thought it was cool to stop his books mid-sentence.
What does dadaist mean?
An artist or writer who practiced Dada.
What part of speech is dadaist?
dadaist is commonly used as noun, adjective.