nonconformity

nonconformity
n
1. nonconformance, discon-formity, discord, discordance, disagreement, non-agreement; dissent, dissension, nonassent, dissidence, dissentience, recusance, recusancy, protest, opposition.
2. noncompliance, incompliance, nonobservance, nonfulfillment, Bohemianism; declination, declension, renunciation, renouncement, abnegation, disclamation, nonconsent, negation, rejection, denial, nonac-ceptance, disapproval, disapprobation, objection, exception, veto; disobediance, insubordination, contumacy, heresy, heterodoxy; intractability, recalcitrance, waywardness, refractiousness, contumaciousness, unruliness, mutinousness, lawlessness, transgressiveness; deviation, aberration, violation, infraction; unconventionality, nonconventionality, originality, uncommonness, uncommonality, unorthodoxy, uniqueness; oddness, queerness, curiousness, strangeness, bizarreness.

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