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conform (v)
to do what one is expected to do
The Faithful and the Unfaithful
Peer pressure forces many to conform to society's standards.
orthodoxy (n)
strict adherence to tradition
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orthos
The orthodox jews are very strict.
iconoclast (n)
one who challenges tradition
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klan
Many radicals are inonoclasts and want change.
heresy (n)
opinion or action that violates traditional belief
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The 20's was a great time of heresy, when girl's hemlines got shorter and they bobbed their hair.
insurgent (adj)
rebellious
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surgere
Many teenagers have insurgent attitudes.
convention (n)
a practice that comports with the norms of a society
The Faithful and the Unfaithful
Preps seem very conventional to what people percieve about them.
insubordination (n)
refusal to submit to authority
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sub-
The toddler showed a lot of insubordination towards his mother's authority.
renegade (n)
an outlaw
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Al Capone was a renegade.
insurrection (n)
an uprising
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surgere
There was a insurrection of protestors who wanted to free Tibet.
dissident (n)
one who strongly opposes accepted opinion
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She rebeled against her peers by being dissident.
mutingy (n)
a rebellion
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The British were fearful they might have a mutiny on their hands.
servile (adj)
overly submissive
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The waitor was servile.
heretic (n)
one who dissents
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Alice was Paul was heretic.
apostasy (n)
abandonment of a belief
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She was an apostasy in leaving her home for some guy.