antinomian

/æntɪnəʊˈmaɪən/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who rejects conventional moral or social norms, often in the name of individual freedom or spiritual principle.

“The antinomian movement gained a following among young people looking for a more liberated lifestyle.”

2. adjective

Refusing to accept or obey rules or standards, especially those that are considered traditional or conventional.

“The artist’s antinomian style shocked the conservative audience.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of antinomianism.

“The antinomian elements of the artist’s work were a subject of debate.”

Synonyms

  • libertine
  • moralist
  • nonconformist

Antonyms

  • conformist
  • traditionalist