1. Plural of bohemianism; unconventional lifestyles, attitudes, or practices associated with artistic or intellectual communities that reject mainstream social norms.
Usage: Usually used in plural form; Often refers to cultural movements or individual expressions of nonconformity
2. Specific words, phrases, or mannerisms characteristic of bohemian culture or communities.
Usage: Linguistic or behavioral expressions; Less common usage than sense 1

Examples

• The 1960s counterculture embraced various bohemianisms that challenged traditional values.
• Her apartment reflected the bohemianisms of the artistic community she belonged to.
• The novel satirized the bohemianisms of Paris's Left Bank intellectuals.
• Young artists adopted bohemianisms as a form of creative rebellion.
• The gallery celebrated bohemianisms through its eclectic collection and unconventional exhibitions.
• His rejection of corporate life was part of a broader embrace of bohemianisms.
• The documentary explored how bohemianisms influenced modern music and fashion.