Noun:

துணைப்பண்பாட்டின்,

subculture's Usage Examples:

Most of the people I've met in the anarchist subculture are sincere people.

Toch (1992) concludes that the prison subculture of violence is maintained by anomie and alienation.

In the limit of short time between the introductions of new subcultures, every individual will have a new subculture with each time step.

Owens unmasks not just a murderer but a whole subculture of cheerful cynicism.

This subculture is especially known for having "posers," and many young people have attempted the emo look only to be teased by their peers.

subculture of violence is maintained by anomie and alienation.

Some of the most extravagant costumes come from a subculture that enjoys taking great care in re-inventing themselves in the vein of certain types of characters, anime characters included.

subcultures of an organization matter.

Subsequent cultures or, as they are called, " subcultures," may be made by inoculating fresh tubes, and in this way growth may be maintained often for an indefinite period.

Yelling, screaming and trying to cut down the opposition with rage and energy can and have been effective and if nothing else can offer a subculture a theme, a message to hang on, a way to remember to keep fighting.

"The punk subculture is strongly defined by a few key themes, among them fashion: from edgy haircuts to plaid punk pants, various elements contribute to a hardcore, almost theatrical spirit.

Macabre themes are often preoccupations in the Goth subculture.

subcultures in society and in some cases become an integral part of life.

Synonyms:

culture, social group, suburbia, youth culture, civilization, civilisation, psychedelia,

Antonyms:

imperfection, nondevelopment, alignment,