youthquaken.
/ˈjuːθkweɪk/ colloquial.
The series of radical political and cultural upheavals occurring among students and young people in the 1960s.
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society > authority > lack of subjection > unruliness > political unrest > [noun] > among young people
youthquake1965
1965 D. Vreeland in Vogue 1 Jan. 112 The year’s in its youth, the youth in its year... More dreamers. More doers. Here. Now. Youthquake 1965.
1967 Punch 8 Nov. 708/2 Mary Quant opened her first Bazaar shop..simultaneously with the first tremors of the youthquake.
1970 R. Neville Play Power 18 A unique feature of today's Youthquake—as Vogue once dubbed it—is its intense, spontaneous internationalism.
1976 Sunday Mail (Brisbane) 5 Sept. 19/3 He's built an empire based on the youthquake.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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n.1965- circle of perpetual occultation
- circle of position
- circle of ulloa
- circle of willis
- circle-branching
- circle-cutter
- circle-iron
- circle-like
- circle-mure
- circle-parade
- circle-reading
- circle-rider
- circle-riding
- circle-spread
- circle-squarer
- circle-squaring
- circle-tomb
- circle-wise
- circlebranching
- circlecutter
- circled
- circleiron
- circlelike
- circlemure
- circleparade