Definition of counterculture in English:

counterculture

nounˈkaʊntəkʌltʃəˈkaʊn(t)ərˌkəltʃər

A way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm.
the idealists of the 60s counterculture
Example sentencesExamples
- Virginia Woolf's granddaughter, speaking at the Hay-On-Wye Literary festival, celebrates the triumph of the counterculture in Britain.
- In many ways, most of a counterculture's impact is limited to style.
- Still, there are jarring moments, such as the author's assessment of the effect on the counterculture of the expansion of America's war in Vietnam.
- Over the past two decades Almodóvar has moved from the counterculture to the mainstream.
- Anyone who is now going to be elected president has probably lived through the drug counterculture and the sexual revolution.
- Your political legacy, alas, will live long - but so will the vital counterculture you have spawned.
- And they have all declared years ago that Bukowski's poetry was no longer part of the counterculture.
- They're often astonished that they can meet someone who has influenced the bands that introduced them to the counterculture.
- The counterculture isn't dead but it needs some institutions to keep it alive.
- This counterculture is not a handful of people living very different lives.
- It should appeal to readers interested in social issues, psychology and the counterculture.
- In general, anarchism plays a big role in American radical politics and countercultures.
- As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker.
- Right now the counterculture's online and mainstream culture's in space.
- What was your relationship with the counterculture like?
- Even the counterculture and college saturnalias of the late 1960s did not corrupt my habits.
- You're all young enough to have missed the counterculture of the 1960s.
- Bjork occupies a rare position as both a mainstream pop icon and a major force in the counterculture.
- But where, in this fertile mess of war and unaccountability, is the raging counterculture to be found?
- The point of the various musical countercultures under the Soviets was not simply to hear music.

Derivatives

countercultural

adjective

It's folksy, romantic and feminine, but with a countercultural edge to it, too.
Example sentencesExamples
- The word was first used by disillusioned American Democrats in the 1970s, when they rebelled against the countercultural leftists who had taken over their party.
- From the 1960s onward, Trocchi became a countercultural media figure rather than a writer.
- Any allegedly countercultural activity eventually comes full circle and the early adopters say ‘it's not how it used to be.’
- She drifted around the countercultural communities at Newbury, where she spent four months, and Faslane, where she joined the peace camp.

Definition of counterculture in US English:

counterculture

nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌkəltʃərˈkoun(t)ərˌkəlCHər

A way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm.
the idealists of the 60s counterculture
Example sentencesExamples
- You're all young enough to have missed the counterculture of the 1960s.
- Anyone who is now going to be elected president has probably lived through the drug counterculture and the sexual revolution.
- It should appeal to readers interested in social issues, psychology and the counterculture.
- As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker.
- This counterculture is not a handful of people living very different lives.
- In many ways, most of a counterculture's impact is limited to style.
- The counterculture isn't dead but it needs some institutions to keep it alive.
- They're often astonished that they can meet someone who has influenced the bands that introduced them to the counterculture.
- And they have all declared years ago that Bukowski's poetry was no longer part of the counterculture.
- Over the past two decades Almodóvar has moved from the counterculture to the mainstream.
- Right now the counterculture's online and mainstream culture's in space.
- Virginia Woolf's granddaughter, speaking at the Hay-On-Wye Literary festival, celebrates the triumph of the counterculture in Britain.
- Even the counterculture and college saturnalias of the late 1960s did not corrupt my habits.
- In general, anarchism plays a big role in American radical politics and countercultures.
- The point of the various musical countercultures under the Soviets was not simply to hear music.
- Still, there are jarring moments, such as the author's assessment of the effect on the counterculture of the expansion of America's war in Vietnam.
- Bjork occupies a rare position as both a mainstream pop icon and a major force in the counterculture.
- Your political legacy, alas, will live long - but so will the vital counterculture you have spawned.
- What was your relationship with the counterculture like?
- But where, in this fertile mess of war and unaccountability, is the raging counterculture to be found?

单词	counterculture
释义	Definition of counterculture in English: counterculture nounˈkaʊntəkʌltʃəˈkaʊn(t)ərˌkəltʃər A way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm. the idealists of the 60s counterculture Example sentencesExamples Virginia Woolf's granddaughter, speaking at the Hay-On-Wye Literary festival, celebrates the triumph of the counterculture in Britain. In many ways, most of a counterculture's impact is limited to style. Still, there are jarring moments, such as the author's assessment of the effect on the counterculture of the expansion of America's war in Vietnam. Over the past two decades Almodóvar has moved from the counterculture to the mainstream. Anyone who is now going to be elected president has probably lived through the drug counterculture and the sexual revolution. Your political legacy, alas, will live long - but so will the vital counterculture you have spawned. And they have all declared years ago that Bukowski's poetry was no longer part of the counterculture. They're often astonished that they can meet someone who has influenced the bands that introduced them to the counterculture. The counterculture isn't dead but it needs some institutions to keep it alive. This counterculture is not a handful of people living very different lives. It should appeal to readers interested in social issues, psychology and the counterculture. In general, anarchism plays a big role in American radical politics and countercultures. As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker. Right now the counterculture's online and mainstream culture's in space. What was your relationship with the counterculture like? Even the counterculture and college saturnalias of the late 1960s did not corrupt my habits. You're all young enough to have missed the counterculture of the 1960s. Bjork occupies a rare position as both a mainstream pop icon and a major force in the counterculture. But where, in this fertile mess of war and unaccountability, is the raging counterculture to be found? The point of the various musical countercultures under the Soviets was not simply to hear music. Derivatives countercultural adjective It's folksy, romantic and feminine, but with a countercultural edge to it, too. Example sentencesExamples The word was first used by disillusioned American Democrats in the 1970s, when they rebelled against the countercultural leftists who had taken over their party. From the 1960s onward, Trocchi became a countercultural media figure rather than a writer. Any allegedly countercultural activity eventually comes full circle and the early adopters say ‘it's not how it used to be.’ She drifted around the countercultural communities at Newbury, where she spent four months, and Faslane, where she joined the peace camp. Definition of counterculture in US English: counterculture nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌkəltʃərˈkoun(t)ərˌkəlCHər A way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm. the idealists of the 60s counterculture Example sentencesExamples You're all young enough to have missed the counterculture of the 1960s. Anyone who is now going to be elected president has probably lived through the drug counterculture and the sexual revolution. It should appeal to readers interested in social issues, psychology and the counterculture. As the great musical icon of the Sixties counterculture, Dylan has always been expected to live up to higher moral standards than the average rocker. This counterculture is not a handful of people living very different lives. In many ways, most of a counterculture's impact is limited to style. The counterculture isn't dead but it needs some institutions to keep it alive. They're often astonished that they can meet someone who has influenced the bands that introduced them to the counterculture. And they have all declared years ago that Bukowski's poetry was no longer part of the counterculture. Over the past two decades Almodóvar has moved from the counterculture to the mainstream. Right now the counterculture's online and mainstream culture's in space. Virginia Woolf's granddaughter, speaking at the Hay-On-Wye Literary festival, celebrates the triumph of the counterculture in Britain. Even the counterculture and college saturnalias of the late 1960s did not corrupt my habits. In general, anarchism plays a big role in American radical politics and countercultures. The point of the various musical countercultures under the Soviets was not simply to hear music. Still, there are jarring moments, such as the author's assessment of the effect on the counterculture of the expansion of America's war in Vietnam. Bjork occupies a rare position as both a mainstream pop icon and a major force in the counterculture. Your political legacy, alas, will live long - but so will the vital counterculture you have spawned. What was your relationship with the counterculture like? But where, in this fertile mess of war and unaccountability, is the raging counterculture to be found?
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