luddites

[US]/[ˈlʌdɪts]/
[UK]/[ˈlʌdɪts]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A member of a group of English workers who, in the 19th century, destroyed stocking mills and other machinery to protest against the introduction of new technology.; A person who opposes technological progress.

Phrases & Collocations

modern luddites

like luddites

fear luddites

labeling luddites

calling luddites

are luddites

become luddites

viewed as luddites

luddite movement

true luddites

Example Sentences

the company's new ai system drew criticism from self-proclaimed luddites.

he was labeled a luddite for refusing to use social media.

many luddites fear the impact of automation on job security.

are you a luddite, or just cautious about new technology?

the luddites protested against the factory's new machinery.

she dismissed him as a technological luddite.

the debate over technology often pits innovators against luddites.

he's a modern luddite, preferring analog tools over digital ones.

the term "luddite" is often misused to describe anyone resistant to change.

despite being a software engineer, he sympathized with the luddites' concerns.

the historical luddites destroyed machinery to protect their livelihoods.

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