1. a person who advocates or practices hypermodernism, especially in chess or art
Usage: most commonly used in chess contexts

1. of, relating to, or characteristic of hypermodernism or hypermodernists
Usage: most commonly used in chess contexts

Examples

• Aron Nimzowitsch was a leading hypermodernist who revolutionized chess strategy in the early 20th century.
• The hypermodernist approach to chess emphasizes control of the center rather than immediate occupation.
• Her hypermodernist paintings challenged traditional notions of form and representation.
• Hypermodernist players often sacrifice material to gain positional advantages.
• The hypermodernist movement in architecture rejected ornament in favor of functional design.
• He adopted hypermodernist principles, focusing on long-term strategic goals over short-term gains.