Synonyms for subculture
ˈsʌbˌkʌl tʃər; sʌbˈkʌl tʃərsub·cul·ture

Princeton's WordNet

1. subculturenoun

   a social group within a national culture that has distinctive patterns of behavior and beliefs

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1. • Social Group

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1. Sergey Mikheyev:

   This person was under the strong influence of Western subculture, western subculture builds its matrix on the cult of violence. The one who has a weapon in his hands is right. This is a purely American approach to the matter.

2. Shiraz Maher:

   There was this whole subculture that these guys were buying into: a macho world of clandestine behavior beyond social norms, a lot of the appeal to these people was based on masculinity and bravado rather than something ideological or religious.

3. Gareth Iwan Jones:

   Caravanning intrigues me, it's a unique subculture that has lots of quirky elements to it.

4. Anthony Bourdain:

   I was sharing a house in Provincetown one summer with a bunch of friends from high school. I was not contributing to the rent, and everybody I was living with was working in seasonal jobs at restaurants either as cooks or floor staff, one night they just said, we need a dishwasher and it’s going to be you, since you are not contributing to the rent. SoI got started as a dishwasher and fell in love with the whole business and the whole subculture.

5. Chen Nian:

   The contradictory traits of a' thug' and Peppa Pig make people laugh, peppa Pig's an act of subculture rebellion.