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- adjective Opposing
mainstream culture or culture in general.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Doing anything less is simply to accede to the anticultural thought-scrubbing jingoism that has been passed off as literacy curriculums since the Reading First thugs grabbed power over our schools in 2002.
A Teacher Responds to Sopris West Propaganda Jim Horn 2008
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Doing anything less is simply to accede to the anticultural thought-scrubbing jingoism that has been passed off as literacy curriculums since the Reading First thugs grabbed power over our schools in 2002.
Archive 2008-11-01 Jim Horn 2008
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He is the creator of the true Cynic type with all its burlesque, asocial and anticultural features, described in an abundance of Cynic anecdotes.
CYNICISM RAGNAR H 1968
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Carlos Fuentes called dropping "Aura" from the curriculum an arbitrary decision that amounted to an "antidemocratic, anticultural" act.
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Carlos Fuentes called dropping "Aura" from the curriculum an arbitrary decision that amounted to an "antidemocratic, anticultural" act.
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Carlos Fuentes called dropping "Aura" from the curriculum an arbitrary decision that amounted to an "antidemocratic, anticultural" act.
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Carlos Fuentes called dropping "Aura" from the curriculum an arbitrary decision that amounted to an "antidemocratic, anticultural" act.
Newsvine - Get Smarter Here Associated Press 2010
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Intellectually, multiculturalism is puny - and anticultural.
Stony Creek Digest 2010
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If only we were not so comfortable where we are, pretending to evangelize anticultural entities that now exist only to degrade.
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