Similar words: pudding, budding, oddity, addition, additive, in addition, additional, additionally. Meaning: ['lʌdaɪt] 
n. 1. any opponent of technological progress 2. one of the 19th century English workmen who destroyed laborsaving machinery that they thought would cause unemployment.
n. 1. any opponent of technological progress 2. one of the 19th century English workmen who destroyed laborsaving machinery that they thought would cause unemployment. 
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1. The majority have a built-in Luddite mentality; they are resistant to change.
2. The author is not a Luddite.
3. I suspected that deep down he was a Luddite who secretly preferred old-fashioned conventional fences.
4. Don't assume that we are all Luddite malcontents afraid of change.
5. I love technology. I'm not a Luddite.
6. The iPhone was the first phone that a Luddite could figure out in seconds and a hacker could tinker around with for endless hours.
7. The lumbering,(sentencedict.com) Luddite world of automobiles has a special attraction for Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
8. Yielding to my usual Luddite instincts, I suggested that such means might conflict with the desired end.
9. It will take the form of a trendy Luddite Punk.
10. We mustn't be Luddite about the technology that young people take for granted.
11. If a Luddite is someone who fears and hates all technological change, a Biltonite is someone who celebrates all technological change: because we can, we must.
12. Recall the Luddite textile workers in early 19th century Britain who attempted to destroy the textile machinery that was being introduced into their industry in an effort to protect their jobs.
13. We mustn't be Luddite about the technology that young people take for granted, " he said.
14. For the first time ever, the Luddite fear that machines will replace people seems to be coming true.
15. The museum is mainly concerned with the local textile industry, and is particularly good on the period of the Luddite riots.
16. But the book's namesake tool is something even a Luddite can love.
17. It's true that a lot of his arguments can seem like the ravings of a Luddite: his accusation, for instance, that modern lawyers and doctors make people more irresponsible and greedy.
18. So when we meet I was curious to find out from Scott, why the boss of such a major technology company is actually a bit of a self-confessed Luddite?
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