sansculottish

/sænzkjuˈlɑtɪʃ/
adjective
  1. Relating to or characteristic of the extreme radical republicans during the French Revolution, especially in being revolutionary, anti-aristocratic, or plebeian in style.
    • His sansculottish speeches called for the complete overthrow of the monarchy.
    • She adopted a sansculottish attitude, rejecting all forms of luxury and privilege.
    • The crowd's sansculottish fervor reminded historians of the Parisian uprisings.
  2. Having a rough, unrefined, or deliberately anti-fashionable appearance or manner.
    • The artist's sansculottish style rejected traditional beauty standards.
    • His sansculottish outfit—torn jeans and a faded shirt—stood out at the formal dinner.
    • They lived in a sansculottish way, preferring simplicity over comfort.
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