#social skepticism

• Anti-intellectualist — Manifesting the characteristics of anti-intellectualism or being an adherent of this movement; adherents or movements that challenge the legitimacy, authority, or value of cultural and scientific elites. In a structural sense, it describes a doctrine or action directed toward minimizing the role of higher education in public life.
• Anti-intellectualist — A woman who is an adherent of anti-intellectualism or who manifests a hostile and distrustful attitude toward cultural and academic elites; a trend, action, or ideology opposing intellectualism. As an adjective inflected in the feminine form, it qualifies institutional measures, political rhetorics, or social manifestations aimed at devaluing higher education and critical thinking.
• Anti-Latinist — Manifesting an attitude of rejection toward Latin peoples, their culture, or language, or being an adherent of anti-Latinism; a person who promotes prejudices or theories hostile to the Roman heritage. In a structural sense, it describes a work, an author, or a current of opinion oriented toward minimizing the role of the Latin race in world history.
• Anti-Latinist — A woman who manifests an attitude of rejection toward Latin peoples, their culture, or language, or is an adherent of anti-Latinism; a work, theory, or ideological movement marked by prejudices hostile to Roman heritage. As an adjective inflected in the feminine form, it qualifies historiographical works, public speeches, or editorial lines oriented toward devaluing the Latin race.