Pronunciation: /nɑnkənˈfɔrmədi/
noun the state or quality of failing to conform to a standard or norm
A1 Nonconformity means not following the rules.
A2 Her nonconformity to traditional gender roles made her stand out.
B1 The artist's nonconformity to mainstream trends was evident in his unique style.
B2 The company encouraged nonconformity among employees to promote innovation.
C1 His nonconformity to societal norms led to both admiration and criticism.
C2 The philosopher's ideas on nonconformity challenged established beliefs and sparked debate.
adjective nonconformist (relating to a person who does not conform to a standard or norm)
A1 She showed her nonconformity by wearing mismatched socks.
A2 The student's nonconformity was evident in his unique approach to problem-solving.
B1 The artist's nonconformity was reflected in her abstract paintings.
B2 His nonconformity to traditional gender roles made him a target for discrimination.
C1 The CEO's nonconformity in business practices led to innovative strategies.
C2 Her nonconformity to societal norms made her a revolutionary figure in the art world.
formal The company has strict policies against any form of nonconformity in the workplace.
informal She always embraces nonconformity and stands out from the crowd with her unique style.
slang Dude, your nonconformity is what makes you so cool and different from everyone else.
figurative In a world full of followers, she was a beacon of nonconformity, shining brightly with her individuality.
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