antiformalist

/ˌænti ˈfɔrməlɪst/
adjective
  1. Opposed to strict adherence to established rules, conventions, or formal structures, especially in art, literature, or law.
    • The judge's antiformalist interpretation focused on the law's purpose rather than its exact wording.
    • The artist's antiformalist style rejected traditional painting techniques.
    • Her antiformalist approach to teaching allowed students to explore freely.
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noun
  1. A person who opposes strict adherence to formal rules or conventions.
    • As an antiformalist, he believed that creativity should not be limited by rules.
    • The debate between formalists and antiformalists shaped modern literary criticism.
    • She was known as an antiformalist who challenged traditional legal doctrines.
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