politically subversive

Frequency: 7.89.2 per million words

Subversive in relation to the government or public affairs of a country.

subversiveADVERB + subversive

Categories:

politically

Examples (10)

  • The government cracked down on groups spreading politically subversive ideas.
  • His writings were considered politically subversive by the regime.
  • The artist's work was often seen as politically subversive, challenging the status quo.
  • They were accused of engaging in politically subversive activities.
  • The intelligence agency monitored individuals with politically subversive intentions.
  • The new law aims to prevent the spread of politically subversive propaganda.
  • She was careful not to express anything that could be construed as politically subversive.
  • The book was banned for containing politically subversive content.
  • He was arrested for distributing politically subversive leaflets.
  • The organization was labeled as politically subversive by the ruling party.