1. Plural of dadaism; instances, practices, or principles of Dada, an early 20th-century avant-garde art movement characterized by absurdity, irrationality, and rejection of conventional aesthetics.
Usage: Usually capitalized when referring to the historical movement; Often used in art history and cultural criticism

Examples

• The museum's exhibition showcased various dadaisms from the 1920s, including collages and nonsensical sculptures.
• Critics debated whether these dadaisms represented genuine artistic innovation or mere provocation.
• The artist's dadaisms challenged viewers to question the very definition of art.
• Several dadaisms in the collection featured random juxtapositions of found objects.
• The gallery's focus on dadaisms attracted students interested in experimental art movements.