hippiedom
- noun
- /ˈhɪpiˌdʌm/
- Archaic
- ♪ He took that interest and creative energy of hippiedom and dropping LSD and channeled it into what is Apple now, and you're just like, nobody should ever take LSD anymore!
I mean, San Francisco was legend has it, you know, the epicenter of hippiedom.
- I mean, San Francisco was legend has it, you know, the epicenter of hippiedom.
Examples
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I'm drawn to hippie culture and particularly interested in the remnants of hippiedom in our culture today.
Blog text (10) -
The novel suggests movement and change, from suburbia to London, from hippiedom to punk, and ends up being a commentary on the futility of youth cultures and movements in the rising conservatism of a Thatcherite England.
Academic text (2014) -
The art exhibit showcased the vibrant spirit of hippiedom through music, fashion, and peace activism.
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Many young people today are inspired by the ideals of hippiedom, embracing love, freedom, and environmental consciousness.
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The book offers a nostalgic look back at the era of hippiedom and its influence on modern culture.
Synonyms
A way of life and set of values that are against the main ideas of most people
A way of living that ignores social rules and values art and freedom
How Countercultural
- Archaic
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hippiedom comes from hippie plus the ending -dom, like in kingdom or freedom, where -dom means 'state' or 'place of'. So hippiedom is the 'world' or 'community' of hippies and their culture.