tradition

Definition for tradition

noun as in established practice

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belief, culture, custom, ethic, folklore, form, habit, heritage, idea, institution, law, legend, lore, myth, mythology, orthodoxy, practice, ritual, wisdom

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birthright, convention, customs, ethics, fable, inheritance, mores, praxis, usage

Weak matches

mythos, unwritten law

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The work in question, “Nobody’s Girl,” fits into a tradition of great heartache albums.

From Los Angeles Times

Switzerland has a long tradition of protecting its citizens' privacy.

From BBC

But Switzerland has a long tradition of protecting its citizens' privacy.

From BBC

Rather than unique traditions or idyll, Bali today is better known for its beach clubs and surf houses.

From BBC

The King has worked for many years to build bridges between faiths and the visit is a sign of togetherness between the Catholic and Anglican traditions.

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