fusionist
- noun
- /ˈfjuːʒənɪst/
- As a fusionist, she encouraged collaboration between artists from different backgrounds.
Examples
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Many chefs today are fusionists, blending culinary traditions from around the world.
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The new leader was known as a fusionist who brought together rival political factions.
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The fusionist presented innovative ideas at the conference.
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Many fusionists believe in the power of collaboration.
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As a fusionist, she encouraged collaboration between artists from different backgrounds.
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The new leader was known as a fusionist who brought together rival political factions.
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Many chefs today are fusionists, blending culinary traditions from different cultures.
Synonyms
A person who uses ideas or styles from many different places
A person who supports mixing different methods and technologies
A person who mixes styles or cultures to make new art
A person who mixes different beliefs or practices
A person who chooses ideas and ways of doing things from many different sources
Antonyms
How Integrative
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Fusionist comes from fusion ('joining' or 'mixing together') plus the ending -ist ('a person who does something'), so a fusionist is someone who mixes different groups, styles, or ideas to create something new.