conventionalities Antonyms
Meaning of conventionalities
conventionalities
adherence to conventions, a conventional usage, practice, or thing, the quality or state of being conventional, a conventional practice, custom, or rule
conventionalities Sentence Examples
- Society's rigid conventionalities confined her to a narrow life of propriety.
- The conventionalities of etiquette dictated formal dining arrangements at their dinner party.
- He broke free from the suffocating conventionalities that had always hindered him.
- The wedding ceremony adhered strictly to the conventionalities, from the bride's white dress to the traditional vows.
- Despite the changing times, the town still held firmly to conservative conventionalities.
- Her unconventional behavior challenged the conventionalities and raised eyebrows in society.
- The old conventionalities of gender roles had been crumbling in the wake of modern feminism.
- The unspoken conventionalities of the office dictated that all employees dress formally.
- The company's conventionalities regarding dress code and punctuality were strictly enforced.
- She embraced the conventionalities of her time, finding comfort in the familiar rituals and traditions.
FAQs About the word conventionalities
adherence to conventions, a conventional usage, practice, or thing, the quality or state of being conventional, a conventional practice, custom, or rule
conformities,,
singularities,identities, idiosyncrasies, peculiarities, individualities, personalities, characters, temperaments, selfhoods, natures
Society's rigid conventionalities confined her to a narrow life of propriety.
The conventionalities of etiquette dictated formal dining arrangements at their dinner party.
He broke free from the suffocating conventionalities that had always hindered him.
The wedding ceremony adhered strictly to the conventionalities, from the bride's white dress to the traditional vows.
