transgressiveness
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:The punk subculture was an example of a transgressive culture that pushed the boundaries of social norms.
Definition:A culture that openly challenges or deviates from established social norms or standards in terms of behavior, art, or thought.
Example:The protest included a number of transgressive acts intended to draw attention to their cause.
Definition:An action or behavior that explicitly or implicitly goes beyond the boundaries of social norms, laws, or regulations.
Example:The company had to address the issue of transgressive behavior among its employees.
Definition:Actions that deliberately or unintentionally violate social norms, laws, or accepted standards of behavior.
Example:The new technology has both beneficial and transgressive potential, depending on how it is used.
Definition:The inherent capacity or likelihood of something or someone to challenge or violate established norms or boundaries.
Example:His role as the antihero introduced a transgressive element to the show.
Definition:An aspect or individual that introduces or embodies transgressive behavior or actions.
Example:James Joyce’s Ulysses is considered a groundbreaking example of transgressive literature.
Definition:Literature that intentionally or unintentionally challenges social, political, or moral norms and expectations.
Example:A provocative art installation was a symbol of transgressive art at the museum.
Definition:Art that intentionally or unintentionally challenges, pushes, or violates social, cultural, or moral boundaries.
Example:The alternative youth culture explored transgressive identities, rejecting traditional roles.
Definition:An identity that challenges or defies established categories or norms.
Example:The film's portrayal of a character engaging in illegal activities was seen as a transgressive element.
Definition:A film that challenges, pushes, or violates social, cultural, or moral boundaries, often through controversial themes or content.
Example:The performance of avant-garde music was an exploration of transgressive music.
Definition:Music that intentionally or unintentionally pushes, challenges, or violates social, cultural, or moral boundaries.
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