A person who opposes courtiers or court life, or someone opposed to the customs and manners of royal or formal courts.
From anti- (against) + courtier (from court). A historical and literary term for those rejecting aristocratic refinement.
In medieval and Renaissance literature, anticourtiers were often portrayed as more honest and genuine than refinement-obsessed courtiers—showing that even 500 years ago, people valued authenticity over pretense.
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