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subversive

/səbˈvəːsɪv

adjective

Seeking or intended to subvert an established system or institution: subversive literature...

Over 60 of its members, including its leader, were arrested and accused of espionage, subversive activities and other crimes.
He has even banned subversive activities such as opera, ballet and the circus.
Thus we have the makings of a quite subversive literary tradition that seeks to undermine the tightly controlled world of the urban elites.

Synonyms

disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, rabble-rousing;

seditious, revolutionary, treasonous, treacherous, mutinous, rebellious, rebel, renegade, unpatriotic, dissident, disloyal, perfidious, insubordinate, underground, undermining, corrupting, discrediting, destructive, harmful

noun

A subversive person: the government claimed we were subversives or terrorists...

By now known as a subversive and revolutionary, Marx was expelled from Paris, at the request of the Prussian authorities.
Gathering such information about the terrorists can be daunting, given the desire of most subversives to keep the organization small, stealthy, and secret.
By the term subversives they mean trade unionists, socialists and other campaigners.

Synonyms

troublemaker, dissident, agitator, revolutionary, revolutionist, insurgent, insurrectionist, insurrectionary, renegade, rebel, mutineer, traitor

Derivatives

subversively

/səbˈvəːsɪvli

/ adverb ...

So now we knew how to be professional but we also remembered how to be subversive, subversively female, subversively feminine.
Others, as conductors on the Underground Railroad, were more directly and subversively involved in securing freedom for slaves.
These voting procedures could subversively affect the outcome of the race in Minnesota.

subversiveness

noun ...

Aggressive linguistic subversiveness, which used to be his hallmark, has dwindled into charm; sheer amazement has become indistinct bemusement.
Such tactics were even praised by the Daily Telegraph recently as offering ‘an honest subversiveness which a conservative newspaper can admire’.
Playing Lucy Collins, the troubled daughter of the neighbourhood's petit bourgeois family, she constantly bristled with an insolent ennui and a mild subversiveness.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin subversivus, from the verb subvertere (see subvert).

单词	subversive
释义	subversive /səbˈvəːsɪv / adjective Seeking or intended to subvert an established system or institution: subversive literature... Over 60 of its members, including its leader, were arrested and accused of espionage, subversive activities and other crimes. He has even banned subversive activities such as opera, ballet and the circus. Thus we have the makings of a quite subversive literary tradition that seeks to undermine the tightly controlled world of the urban elites. Synonyms disruptive, troublemaking, inflammatory, insurgent, insurrectionary, insurrectionist, rabble-rousing; seditious, revolutionary, treasonous, treacherous, mutinous, rebellious, rebel, renegade, unpatriotic, dissident, disloyal, perfidious, insubordinate, underground, undermining, corrupting, discrediting, destructive, harmful noun A subversive person: the government claimed we were subversives or terrorists... By now known as a subversive and revolutionary, Marx was expelled from Paris, at the request of the Prussian authorities. Gathering such information about the terrorists can be daunting, given the desire of most subversives to keep the organization small, stealthy, and secret. By the term subversives they mean trade unionists, socialists and other campaigners. Synonyms troublemaker, dissident, agitator, revolutionary, revolutionist, insurgent, insurrectionist, insurrectionary, renegade, rebel, mutineer, traitor Derivatives subversively /səbˈvəːsɪvli / adverb ... So now we knew how to be professional but we also remembered how to be subversive, subversively female, subversively feminine. Others, as conductors on the Underground Railroad, were more directly and subversively involved in securing freedom for slaves. These voting procedures could subversively affect the outcome of the race in Minnesota. subversiveness noun ... Aggressive linguistic subversiveness, which used to be his hallmark, has dwindled into charm; sheer amazement has become indistinct bemusement. Such tactics were even praised by the Daily Telegraph recently as offering ‘an honest subversiveness which a conservative newspaper can admire’. Playing Lucy Collins, the troubled daughter of the neighbourhood's petit bourgeois family, she constantly bristled with an insolent ennui and a mild subversiveness. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin subversivus, from the verb subvertere (see subvert). Rhymes coercive, cursive, excursive
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