英语词汇“subversive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	subversive
释义	Trends of subversive View usage for: subversive (səbvɜːʳsɪv) Word forms: plural subversives 1. adjective Something that is subversive is intended to weaken or destroy a political system or government. This courageous and subversive movie has attracted widespread critical support. Synonyms: seditious, inflammatory, incendiary, underground More Synonyms of subversive 2. countable noun Subversives are people who attempt to weaken or destroy a political system or government. Agents regularly rounded up suspected subversives. Synonyms: dissident, terrorist, saboteur, insurrectionary More Synonyms of subversive subversive in British English (səbˈvɜːsɪv) or subversionary (səbˈvɜːʃənərɪ) adjective 1. liable to subvert or overthrow a government, legally constituted institution, etc noun 2. a person engaged in subversive activities, etc Derived forms subversively (subˈversively) adverb subversiveness (subˈversiveness) noun subversive in American English (səbˈvɜrsɪv) adjective 1. tending or seeking to subvert, overthrow, or destroy (an established government, institution, belief, etc.) noun 2. a person regarded as subversive Derived forms subversively (subˈversively) adverb subversiveness (subˈversiveness) noun Word origin ML subversivus < L subversus, pp. of subvertere: see subvert Examples of 'subversive' in a sentence subversive What was once considered subversive is now mainstream. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There was intense suspicion of the potential of these subversive ideas to capture the minds of the people. Roper, Jon Democracy and its Critics - Anglo-American democratic thought in the nineteenth century (1989) She is also doing something subversive. Christianity Today (2000) But it still says something subversive. Times, Sunday Times (2015) At the same time, it proved highly conducive to subversive activity. The Times Literary Supplement (2013) To its credit, the film hints at some subversive ideas. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Many of us had been certain we were doing something subversive and rebellious but... what was it again? David Boyle AUTHENTICITY: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life (2003) Something almost subversive, when you consider the modern-day norm. Times, Sunday Times (2012) He's something more subversive, less recognisable and far more interesting. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages subversive British English: subversive ADJECTIVE Something that is subversive is intended to weaken or destroy a political system or government. The play was promptly banned as subversive. American English: subversive Brazilian Portuguese: subversivo Chinese: 颠覆性的 European Spanish: subversivo French: subversif German: subversiv Italian: sovversivo Japanese: 反体制的な Korean: 전복시키는 European Portuguese: subversivo Latin American Spanish: subversivo British English: subversive NOUN Subversives are people who attempt to weaken or destroy a political system or government. Agents regularly rounded up suspected subversives. American English: subversive Brazilian Portuguese: subversivo Chinese: 颠覆性 European Spanish: subversivo French: élément subversif German: Umstürzler Italian: sovversivo Japanese: 危険分子 Korean: 전복시키는 사람 European Portuguese: subversivo Latin American Spanish: subversivo (adjective) in the sense of seditious Definition intended or intending to weaken or overthrow a government or an institution The play was promptly banned as subversive and possibly treasonous. Synonyms seditious He fell under suspicion for distributing seditious pamphlets. inflammatory His remarks were irresponsible and inflammatory. incendiary making incendiary remarks underground accused of organizing and financing an underground youth movement undermining destructive overthrowing riotous insurrectionary treasonous perversive (noun) in the sense of dissident Definition a person engaged in subversive activities Agents regularly rounded up suspected subversives. Synonyms dissident terrorist saboteur The saboteur planned to steal private documents. insurrectionary quisling They called him a quisling. fifth columnist deviationist seditionary seditionist Additional synonyms in the sense of incendiary Definition tending to create strife or violence making incendiary remarks Synonyms inflammatory, provocative, subversive, seditious, rabble-rousing, dissentious in the sense of inflammatory Definition likely to provoke anger His remarks were irresponsible and inflammatory. Synonyms provocative, incendiary, explosive, fiery, inflaming, insurgent, anarchic, rabid, riotous, intemperate, seditious, rabble-rousing, demagogic, like a red rag to a bull, instigative in the sense of quisling Definition a traitor who aids an occupying enemy force They called him a quisling. Synonyms traitor, betrayer, collaborator, renegade, Judas, turncoat, fifth columnist Synonyms of 'subversive' subversive Explore 'subversive' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of saboteur Definition a person who commits sabotage The saboteur planned to steal private documents. Synonyms demonstrator, rebel, dissident, hooligan, vandal, delinquent, dissenter, agitator, protest marcher in the sense of underground Definition secret; clandestine accused of organizing and financing an underground youth movement Synonyms secret, undercover, covert, hidden, guerrilla, revolutionary, concealed, confidential, dissident, closet, subversive, clandestine, renegade, insurgent, hush-hush (informal), surreptitious, cloak-and-dagger, hugger-mugger, insurrectionist, hole-and-corner (informal), radical
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