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conformist

[kənˈfɔːmɪst]

conformist Definition

  • 1a person who conforms to accepted behavior or established practices
  • 2adhering to conventional standards or attitudes

Using conformist: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "conformist" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was a conformist who always followed the rules.

  • Example

    The company culture was very conformist, with little room for creativity or innovation.

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    She dressed in a conformist style, wearing only what was considered fashionable.

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    The school encouraged students to be conformist and not question authority.

conformist Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with conformist

  • a society that values conformity and adherence to established norms and practices

    Example

    Japan is often seen as a conformist society, where people strive to fit in and avoid standing out.

  • behavior that follows established norms and practices, without questioning or challenging them

    Example

    The company expected conformist behavior from its employees, discouraging any kind of dissent or disagreement.

  • conformist mindset

    a way of thinking that values conformity and adherence to established norms and practices

    Example

    Growing up in a conformist environment can lead to a conformist mindset, where people are afraid to deviate from the norm.

Origins of conformist

from Latin 'conformare', meaning 'to shape or mold'

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Summary: conformist in Brief

A 'conformist' [kənˈfɔːmɪst] is someone who adheres to established practices and accepted behavior. It can refer to both a person and their behavior, as in 'He was a conformist who always followed the rules.' The term can also describe a society or mindset that values conformity, as in 'Japan is often seen as a conformist society.' Synonyms include 'traditionalist' and 'conservative,' while antonyms include 'nonconformist' and 'rebel.'