renegadism

/ˌrɛnɪˈɡeɪdɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

The practice or state of being a renegade, or the act of rebelling against an established authority or tradition.

“The rise of renegadism in the country led to widespread social unrest.”

2. noun

A renegade or someone who rejects a particular system, institution, or set of beliefs.

“The charismatic leader became a symbol of renegadism in the movement.”

Synonyms

  • defection
  • heresy
  • rebellion

Antonyms

  • conformity
  • loyalty
  • obedience