anti-Establishment

adjective

1. opposed to established authority

Example Sentences

If Reform does win seats in 2026, it would mark another anti-establishment breakthrough for Farage in Cardiff Bay.

From BBC

“It’s a populist, anti-establishment era. It’s about defining who you’re against and undermining that at a time when life is very transformative,” said Mike Madrid, a longtime political consultant and co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project.

From Los Angeles Times

Out of this angry ferment came two very different expressions of anti-establishment politics.

From Salon

Out of the Great Recession came two very different expressions of anti-establishment politics.

From Salon

It was a plot masterminded by Christopher, the so-called chief judge of an online anti-establishment movement called the Federal Postal Court.

From BBC