Adjective:

विध्वंसक,

subversively's Usage Examples:

practical for citizen use and harder for authorities to detect when used subversively in pirate radio networks.

Similarly, Andrew Clements of The Guardian called Tommy a subversively-labeled musical.

"organisation" for the sake of his socialist candidacy, Camillo starts to subversively target his brother"s campaign.

Though it has been claimed that allusions to the event were subversively included in the murals by some of the artists, in fact the murals were.

explained for the reader anew, though these elements can easily be treated subversively as well, playing with some of the preconceptions inherent in formula.

In subversively re-writing Behn"s 1688 proto-novel, this woman-centered narrative highlights.

Born in Germany, Barrie translated and subversively quoted Adolf Hitler from his failed 1924 putsch trial, in the first new lines added to the song.

uses the language and rhetoric of the mainstream paradigm or culture to subversively critique that paradigm or culture.

Like: "Katy Perry Teenage Dream" pop", deeming it "the most subversively queer song on the album".

label to produce a charting single or risk being dropped, so the group subversively released a music video for the track "I Want You", which Richard H.

"Review Liz Magic Laser subversively splits medium from message".

can easily be treated subversively as well, playing with some of the preconceptions inherent in formula fiction.

It leaves us with a subversively comic paradox," along with a statement about the episode"s cliffhanger.