undergrounders

Example:The mainstreamers didn't relate to the struggles of the undergrounders, as they were part of the system they opposed.

Definition:people who are part of or identify with the mainstream or conventional society; the opposite of those who are underground or operate in secret

Example:The conformists, unlike the undergrounders, blended in with the crowd and followed the dominant cultural trends.

Definition:people who conform to the standards commonly accepted by their society; those who follow the established rules and norms rather than the underground subculture

Example:The legitimizers worked to establish the legitimacy of the conventional institutions, in contrast to the undergrounders who questioned these systems.

Definition:people or institutions that establish or support the authority and right of something to be recognized as legal or authoritative; the opposite of those who operate outside of recognized authority

Example:The officials, on the other hand, looked down on the undergrounders and tried to enforce the existing order.

Definition:persons in a position of public trust, especially a person in a position of power within the administration of a government or organization; those who are part of the establishment

Example:The conformity activists were the exact opposite of the undergrounders, trying to fit in and adhere to societal norms.

Definition:a term that might be used in a hypothetical scenario where one describes people actively working to conform to or establish norms; opposites of undergrounders who fight against established norms