Subversive

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Political NuancePlay
Often used in political contexts to describe actions or ideas challenging the status quo. SlideHis new book presents subversive thoughts that challenge the mainstream political narrative.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Usually carries a negative tone, especially when used by authorities. SlideThe leader condemned the subversive propaganda disrupting public opinion.
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Cultural RebellionPlay
Can describe art or media challenging societal norms, not just politics. SlideThe film was banned for its subversive depiction of the nation's history.