noun
- Plural of contrarianism; the practice or philosophy of opposing or rejecting prevailing opinions, trends, or conventional wisdom.
Usage: Usually uncountable in singular form; plural used to refer to multiple instances, expressions, or schools of contrarian thought
Examples
- His various contrarianisms made him unpopular with mainstream investors.
- The artist's contrarianisms challenged every established rule of the movement.
- She expressed her contrarianisms through provocative essays and public debates.
- Their contrarianisms often masked a deeper desire for attention rather than genuine conviction.
- The philosopher's contrarianisms were rooted in careful analysis, not mere rebellion.
- Market contrarianisms can sometimes lead to profitable investment strategies.