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decorum
noun as in appropriate behavior, good manners
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This weekend’s incivility could be a sign that golf is losing its traditional decorum.
Instead, they amped up the heckling in a way that may have crossed the line of accepted decorum, even at an event known for being the most raucous party in golf.
He stipulated that his office will “only work with House and Senate Democratic appropriators ‘if they conduct themselves with decorum.'”
“Shows like ‘The Bachelor’ try to maintain a level of decorum and something like ‘Love Island’ throws that into their ocean and their pool and their foam parties with both hands.”
They’ve spent years watching the people who claim to represent them repeatedly prioritize civility and decorum over actually trying to stop all the horrors we all clearly see.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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