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nonconformist

[non-kuhn-fawr-mist] / ˌnɒn kənˈfɔr mɪst /




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And sure there are elements of individualism that are nonconformist and that create new cultural and artistic forms that challenge hidebound traditions and are wildly imaginative.

From Salon

In other words, the famed nonconformist is about to end the shenanigans and play for the New York Jets.

From Washington Post

Under the government’s approach, he asked, “Could speeders be stripped of their right to keep and bear arms? Political nonconformists? People who do not recycle or drive an electric vehicle?”

From Washington Post

At the same time, the conception of Poe the writer seems to tap into a cultural affection for outsiders, nonconformists and underdogs who ultimately prove their worth.

From Salon

His solution was also borrowed from Toynbee: the notion of the “creative minority” — small groups of nonconformists with the capacity to reinvigorate an entire culture.

From New York Times