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conformist

[kuhn-fawr-mist] / kənˈfɔr mɪst /


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With his friends seeming to have no memory of their real lives, Jughead must find his way back to the present day to save them while navigating a repressive, conformist world.

From New York Times

And Fred, it turns out, has news that will send shock waves through the Wilsons’ peaceful marriage and the contented, conformist lives of their extended family.

From New York Times

The fear of being accused of communist affiliation resulted in a conformist attitude that spread across American society.

From New York Times

Its defiantly repetitive motif both celebrated and challenged mass production, appealing to individuals, especially those lost in conformist Japan.

From Seattle Times

In the end, though, the most important change is the maturation of Koh, Tines and Gunn beyond the comfort of conformist concert stages and into places where real issues can be expressed.

From Los Angeles Times