rejected conventions
[rɪˈdʒɛktɪd kənˈvɛnʃənz]
noun phrase
convenções rejeitadas
1. Established norms, customs, or rules that have been deliberately dismissed, refused, or abandoned
The artist's work was known for rejected conventions, challenging traditional perspectives on modern art.
O trabalho do artista era conhecido pelas convenções rejeitadas, desafiando as perspectivas tradicionais sobre a arte moderna.
2. Social or cultural standards that are actively opposed or disregarded by individuals or groups
The punk movement embraced rejected conventions by rejecting mainstream fashion and attitudes.
O movimento punk abraçou as convenções rejeitadas ao rejeitar a moda e as atitudes convencionais.
3. Formal or informal agreements that are intentionally violated or disregarded
Their unconventional marriage symbolized rejected conventions about traditional family structures.
Seu casamento não convencional simbolizava as convenções rejeitadas sobre as estruturas familiares tradicionais.
This phrase is frequently used in contemporary discussions about artistic movements, social reform, and generational shifts. In Brazilian culture, it often references the Tropicália movement and modernist literature. In American culture, it's associated with counterculture movements of the 1960s-70s and ongoing discussions about social justice and identity politics. The concept reflects a universal human tension between tradition and innovation.
NYC Slang
going against the grain; breaking the rules; bucking tradition
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