subversive

UK
/səbˈvɜːsɪv/
US
/səbˈvɜrsɪv/
subversivenoun
subversives
pl
UK
/səbˈvɜː.sɪv/
US
/səbˈvɝː.sɪv/
Translations
subversiveForme féminine.
The police identified her as a subversive involved in the plot.
La police l’a identifiée comme une subversive impliquée dans le complot.
subversifPersonne qui cherche à renverser ou à déstabiliser un pouvoir ou un ordre établi.
The government arrested several subversives who were plotting to incite a rebellion.
Le gouvernement a arrêté plusieurs subversifs qui complotaient pour inciter une rébellion.
Definitions
A person who seeks to undermine or overthrow a system, especially a government or political system.
The government arrested several subversives who were plotting to incite a rebellion.
subversiveadjective
more subversive
Comp.
most subversive
Super.
UK
/səbˈvɜːsɪv/
US
/səbˈvɜrsɪv/
Translations
Her subversive art challenged the conventional norms of the society.
Son art subversif a remis en question les normes conventionnelles de la société.
The subversive pamphlet was banned for its potential to incite rebellion.
Le pamphlet subversif a été interdit en raison de son potentiel à inciter à la rébellion.
Definitions
Intending to overthrow, undermine, or disrupt an established system or institution.
The subversive pamphlet was banned for its potential to incite rebellion.
Characterized by actions or ideas that challenge or oppose authority or traditional beliefs.
Her subversive art challenged the conventional norms of the society.