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subversive Meaning
subversive (n)
a radical supporter of political or social revolution
subversive (s)
in opposition to a civil authority or government
subversive Sentence Examples
- The novel's subversive undertones challenged societal norms and questioned established beliefs.
- The artist's subversive installations aimed to disrupt the complacency of art enthusiasts.
- The politician's subversive rhetoric sought to undermine the status quo and inspire rebellion.
- The activists' subversive tactics aimed to expose systemic injustices without causing direct harm.
- The play's subversive plotline presented a scathing indictment of the ruling class.
- The fashion designer's subversive collection featured unconventional silhouettes and bold colors that defied industry standards.
- The journalist's subversive reporting revealed hidden truths and exposed corruption in high places.
- The band's subversive lyrics criticized social injustices and encouraged listeners to question authority.
- The teacher's subversive teaching methods encouraged students to think critically and challenge traditional perspectives.
- The scientist's subversive research aimed to uncover the hidden dangers of an emerging technology.
FAQs About the word subversive
a radical supporter of political or social revolution, in opposition to a civil authority or government
anarchist, insurgent,rebel, revolutionary, agitator, troublemaker, renegade,traitor, extremist, revolutionist
traditional,conservative, traditional, conservative, moderate, conventional, conventional, moderate, progressive, orthodox
The novel's subversive undertones challenged societal norms and questioned established beliefs.
The artist's subversive installations aimed to disrupt the complacency of art enthusiasts.
The politician's subversive rhetoric sought to undermine the status quo and inspire rebellion.
The activists' subversive tactics aimed to expose systemic injustices without causing direct harm.
