antitradition
- noun
- /ˌæntiˈtrædɪʃən/
- Many avant-garde artists embrace antitradition in their work to challenge societal norms.
Examples
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Her philosophy of antitradition led her to question long-standing family customs.
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The new movement was founded on principles of antitradition and creative freedom.
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The movement is based on the principles of antitradition.
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Many artists embrace antitradition to challenge societal norms.
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Many avant-garde artists embrace antitradition in their work to challenge societal norms.
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The new movement was founded on principles of antitradition and creative freedom.
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Her philosophy of antitradition led her to question long-standing family customs.
Synonyms
To be against old customs and beliefs in society
Not following usual customs or rules
A belief that opposes government and other usual authorities
To oppose the system and people in power
Antonyms
How Traditional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Antitradition comes from the prefix anti- meaning 'against' and tradition meaning 'what is passed down from the past'. So antitradition describes a belief or movement that is 'against' usual customs and traditions.