/ˈdɑːdɑɪzəm/ DA-dah-iz-əm

Definitions

1. noun

A French art movement in the early 20th century characterized by anti-art, absurdity, and the rejection of traditional aesthetics.

“The artist’s work was a prime example of dadaism, pushing the boundaries of conventional art.”

2. noun

A style or philosophy that rejects conventional rules and norms.

“His writing was a form of dadaism, challenging the reader to think differently about the world.”

3. noun

An act of defiance or rebellion against established authority.

“The protest was a manifestation of dadaism, refusing to accept the status quo.”