consuetudinary (Meaning)
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consuetudinary (n)
a manual describing the customs of a particular group (especially the ceremonial practices of a monastic order)
Synonyms & Antonyms of consuetudinary
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consuetudinary Sentence Examples
- The consuetudinary laws of the land dictated the procedures for property disputes.
- In medieval times, the consuetudinary rights of the nobility were closely guarded and protected.
- The village abided by a consuetudinary system of governance passed down through generations.
- The consuetudinary practices of the tribe formed the cornerstone of their cultural identity.
- Legal scholars study consuetudinary customs to understand the evolution of jurisprudence.
- The consuetudinary code of conduct governed the behavior of knights in chivalric societies.
- Traditional dances were performed according to the consuetudinary rhythms and movements.
- The consuetudinary rituals observed during religious festivals were deeply ingrained in the community.
- The consuetudinary norms of etiquette varied from one social class to another.
- Despite modernization, many regions still adhere to consuetudinary forms of governance.
FAQs About the word consuetudinary
a manual describing the customs of a particular group (especially the ceremonial practices of a monastic order)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The consuetudinary laws of the land dictated the procedures for property disputes.
In medieval times, the consuetudinary rights of the nobility were closely guarded and protected.
The village abided by a consuetudinary system of governance passed down through generations.
The consuetudinary practices of the tribe formed the cornerstone of their cultural identity.
