subvert Synonyms

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cause the downfall of; of rulers

corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality

destroy property or hinder normal operations

destroy completely

The rebels sought to subvert the government's authority by inciting a popular uprising.
The author's intention was to subvert traditional literary norms by presenting an unconventional narrative.
The advertising campaign aimed to subvert consumer expectations and create a sense of intrigue.
The political movement utilized subtle tactics to subvert the opposition's power base.
The artist's work subverted the conventions of sculpture by incorporating found objects and discarded materials.
The humor in the film was used to subvert the seriousness of the subject matter, creating a unique tone.
The lawyer carefully crafted their arguments to subvert the prosecution's evidence and establish doubt in the jury's minds.
The scientists sought to subvert the limitations of their research by introducing new and innovative techniques.
The performance art installation sought to subvert the boundaries between audience and performer, creating a participatory experience.
The activist group employed unconventional tactics to subvert the status quo and promote social change.

cause the downfall of; of rulers, corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality, destroy property or hinder normal operations, destroy completely

demean, humiliate, dilute, poison, destroy, ruin,degrade, deteriorate, pervert, corrupt

exalt, honor, amend, better, enrich, honor, ennoble, uplift, uplift, restore

The rebels sought to subvert the government's authority by inciting a popular uprising.

The author's intention was to subvert traditional literary norms by presenting an unconventional narrative.

The advertising campaign aimed to subvert consumer expectations and create a sense of intrigue.

The political movement utilized subtle tactics to subvert the opposition's power base.