subversively
/səbˈvɜrsɪvli/
adverb
- In a way that tries to destroy or weaken an established system, government, or authority.
- The novel was written subversively, using humor to criticize the ruling party.
- The activist spoke subversively, urging people to question the government's decisions.
- She subversively posted anonymous messages online to rally support for the protest.
- In a way that challenges or undermines accepted norms, values, or traditions.
- He subversively played classical music at the punk rock festival to surprise the audience.
- The artist subversively used bright colors to mock traditional gender roles.
- The comedian subversively joked about everyday routines to make people think differently.
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