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Meanings of subculture in English
Group of people within a culture that differentiates themselves from the larger culture to which they belong.
Usage of subculture in English
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However, B. pseudomallei grew slowly and was mainly detected by blind subculture.
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This can be the root from which a new subculture can stem.
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These can be found in subculture, but also within the entrenched culture.
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The grinding community is sort of a sub-subculture within the biohacking subculture.
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We are witnessing the mining of a subculture on a grand scale.
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You're about to be invited into the resurgent subculture of consignment stores.
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He is a one-man subculture, a fairy tale you grew up with.
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The word of mouth would crackle through the undergrowth and the subculture.
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The inside is also a protected bat habitat where subculture-themed companies lead tours.
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The second pattern we find in these homicides is the 'youth subculture' murder.
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These are some of many of the authentic traits of 'the travelling' subculture.
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And there was one element of the subculture that I found particularly disturbing.
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What subculture of the business world did he really belong to?
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Results were compared with those obtained by the recommended subculture method.
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More than ever, it shapes American culture and is a subculture unto itself.
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In the process, he found not only a fascinating subculture but also himself.
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