consuetudinal

Meanings

• customary; based on established and repeated usage.

  - "This process is consuetudinal in this organization."
  - "The consuetudinal practice of kneeling in prayer is deeply rooted in many cultures."

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Rhymes

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Variants

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consuetude , consuetudes , consuetudinary

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Etymology

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From Latin consuetudo, from consuetus ‘accustomed’ + -udo ‘-hood’.

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1. Custom: A practice or tradition that is established and repeated over time. Customs can be social, cultural, or legal in nature.

2. Tradition: A belief or practice that is passed down from one generation to the next. Traditions can be social, cultural, or religious in nature.

3. Cultural norm: A shared expectation or understanding about how things should be done within a particular cultural context. Cultural norms can influence a wide range of behaviors and practices, including social customs, religious beliefs, and artistic expressions.

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In various cultures, consuetudinal practices are deeply rooted and often play a significant role in shaping societal norms and expectations. Some examples include: - In many parts of India, it is a consuetudinal practice for young brides to apply vermilion powder on their husbands’ foreheads to symbolize their marital bond and commitment. - In some Muslim communities, it is a consuetudinal practice for men to grow beards as a sign of their faith and commitment to their religious practices. - In some African societies, it is a consuetudinal practice for men to wear hats or caps as a sign of respect and to symbolize their masculinity and status within their communities.

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