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subculture

 

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Noun subculture has 1 sense
  1. subculture - a social group within a national culture that has distinctive patterns of behavior and beliefs
    --1 is a kind of
    social group
    --1 is a part of culture, civilization, civilisation
    --1 has particulars: suburbia; youth culture; psychedelia

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Subculture

Definition: Subculture refers to a group of people within a larger society who share unique beliefs, values, customs, or interests that distinguish them from the dominant culture.

Examples of Usage:

Noun - Popular Sense:

1. The punk subculture emerged in the 1970s as a response to mainstream society's norms and conventions.

2. YouTube has become a platform where various subcultures can connect and share their unique passions.

Noun - Local Sense:

1. The local skateboarding subculture in this neighborhood is known for its vibrant street art and alternative fashion styles.

2. The underground music subculture in this city celebrates local bands by organizing intimate live performances.

Adjective - Popular Sense:

1. In the film, the protagonist explores the subculture lifestyle, immersing himself in its eclectic music and fashion scene.

2. The artist's subcultural art installations challenge societal norms and provoke thoughtful discussions.

Adjective - Local Sense:

1. The photographer captured the essence of the local subcultural scene through his stunning photographs.

2. This trendy café is a favored hangout spot among the subcultural youth of this neighborhood.

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