contrarian
名詞
UK/kənˈtreə.ri.ən/
US/kənˈtrer.i.ən/
定義 contrarian 名詞
- Countable
A person, such as a writer or politician, who opposes or rejects popular opinion; someone who takes a contrary position.
He is known as a contrarian, often challenging existing viewpoints.
As a contrarian, she enjoys debating and often presents arguments that contradict common perspectives.
The commentator is praised for his contrarian stance, daring to question mainstream narratives.
形容詞
UK/kənˈtreə.ri.ən/
US/kənˈtrer.i.ən/
定義 contrarian 形容詞
Characterized by disagreement with the majority or by expressing unpopular opinions; unconventional.
His contrarian views, while controversial, often lead to meaningful discussions.
She is known for her contrarian approach in design, challenging traditional aesthetics.
In the tech industry, a contrarian strategy can lead to unexpected innovations.