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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

Then came rebellion and revolution in the form of sharp breaks with this conformist culture, first in music, then in movies and finally in the broadest of all formats, television shows.

From Washington Post

Yet holiday music can also be the most unforgivingly conformist side of the industry, in which old songs and styles dominate the market and anything new or unorthodox risks being buried under decades of tinsel.

From New York Times

But which teachers do you remember: the obedient conformists, or those who were willing to fight for their students and teach in unconventional ways?

From Washington Post

The neighborhood earned a new reputation as a place to escape the pressures of South Korean society, bound by Confucian hierarchies and conformist views.

From New York Times