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following an unconventional lifestyle, typically being involved in arts
a person who moves from place to place, without a permanent job or place of residence
a person who lives life independently and not according to the norms or customs of the society
a person who is associated with a subculture of rejecting social conventions and opposing violence, especially in 1960s
a member of the community that moves from place to place with their livestock rather than residing in one place
describing a lifestyle that is simple without being enjoyable or pleasing
(of a community or lifestyle) lacking communication with the outside world
not engaging in physical activity or exercise
the particular way someone lives
related to or fond of outdoor activities
having no home or not belonging to any particular community
used by or belonging to only a particular individual, group, institution, etc.
being comfortable and content with the home, lifestyle, etc. that someone has
being fond of living with other people
in, relating to, or characteristic of a suburb
a type of life a person or group is living
a particular way of living
a code of conduct typical to a person or group
the amount of wealth and the level of welfare that an individual or group enjoys
the level of wealth, welfare, etc., available to an individual, group, country, etc.
to stop going to school, university, or college before finishing one's studies
to act according to standards and customs
to experience a particular kind of life
to follow a more secure and stable lifestyle with a permanent job and home
an established way of thinking or doing something among a specific group of people
the behaviors and customs particular to a society
to do something such as a habit, custom, etc. routinely
in accordance with the established rules, customs, etc.
a cultural feature that is passed from one generation to another based on imitation and not genetic inheritance
a person who follows an unsettled way of life with no permanent job or home
based on or connected with alternative approaches to spirituality, medicine, etc. and refusing to accept the Western standard and mainstream culture
having all the positive qualities that are considered to be American, such as being healthy or working hard
to develop gradually and become a particular type of person or thing
used to say when someone is in an unfamiliar situation, they should behave as other people do
a way of behaving or of doing something that is widely accepted in a society or among a specific group of people
