Definitionadj. characterized by attack on established beliefs or institutions
Last update: June 22, 2015
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This is only one of many cases where the investigations of the archaeologist have proved not iconoclastic but reconstructive, tending to restore confidence in classical traditions which the scientific historians of the age of Niebuhr and George Cornewall Lewis regarded with scepticism. [Please select]
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The Democratic party is as iconoclastic as the Republican is reverential. [Please select]
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"It is not for the iconoclastic inventor or architect to improve the hearth out of existence." [Please select]
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In the eighth century the so-called Iconoclastic controversy [Footnote: See p. [Please select]
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He, however, did not complete it, and it fell into disrepair, besides suffering from the iconoclastic zeal of the heretic Akhunaten, who hammered out some of the beautifully painted scenes upon its walls. [Please select]
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