1. a person who believes in or practices absurdism, especially in literature or theater

1. relating to or characteristic of absurdism or the belief that human existence is meaningless

Examples

• The playwright was known as a leading absurdist of the 1960s.
• Samuel Beckett is considered one of the most important absurdist writers.
• The absurdist movement challenged traditional theatrical conventions.
• Her absurdist novel explored themes of meaninglessness and alienation.
• The absurdist philosophy suggests that life has no inherent purpose.
• Critics praised the absurdist elements in the experimental play.