What is "hippiedom"

Usage examples of "hippiedom".

Ruby is an old beatnik who has made the natural transition into hippiedom as did many of the beats at the time, and her take on the scene is particularly fascinating.

It focuses on the generation that came of age during the turbulent sixties, the days of hippiedom and the Vietnam War, exploring their roots as well as what became of them when the love beads and Purple Hearts were put away in boxes and the future arrived.

Isolated streams of sunshine illuminated the newly watered Victorian buildings of the Haight, giving the faded hippiedom of the shops and cafes a new glister.

LINDA RICHARDSON was born in 1944 and grew up through all those now-exalted eras of postwar reconstruction, the 1950s, hippiedom, and the Vietnam War.