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名詞

novator (複数形 novators)

1. (obsolete, まれに) An innovator.
   • 1864 October, The Journal of sacred literature:

     We need scarcely allude here to works of art: in the sphere of poetry and of fiction, generally, the decay is so universally admitted, now, that the boldest novators would not attempt to contradict it.

   • 1879, The Dublin Review, volume 84, page 540:

     France has enjoyed the sad privilege of witnessing twice in her history, at an interval of two or three centuries, a coup d'état directed against her institutions which novators have endeavoured to destroy and to blot out.