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transgressive
This term describes an intentional crossing of boundaries, often carrying a provocative or rebellious energy. It is frequently used in academic, artistic, or sociological contexts to describe work that challenges the status quo or shocks the audience by defying conventional morality and social taboos.
While similar to words like illegal or forbidden, it emphasizes the act of transgression as a means of exploration or critique. It suggests a deliberate defiance of a limit to reveal something new or to expose the fragility of the rule being broken.
Meanings
Examples
The artist is known for his transgressive approach to sculpture.
Her behavior was seen as transgressive by the conservative board members.
I wonder if this performance is too transgressive for a general audience.
The novel explores transgressive themes of desire and betrayal.
That kind of transgressive art is meant to shock the viewer into thinking.
He felt a strange thrill in committing such a transgressive act.
The regime labeled any form of independent thought as transgressive.
Is it truly transgressive if everyone is doing it now?