custom (Meaning)
custom (n)
accepted or habitual practice
a specific practice of long standing
money collected under a tariff
habitual patronage
custom (a)
made according to the specifications of an individual
Synonyms & Antonyms of custom
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- characteristic
- trait
- régime
- drill
- disposition
- affectation
- set
- habitude
- form
- quirk
- bent
- proclivity
- regime
- pose
- rut
- deportment
- peculiarity
- bag
- regimen
- singularity
- attribute
- manners
- usage
- turn
- airs
- convention
- rote
- eccentricity
- use
- tenor
- mores
- tic
- groove
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
custom Sentence Examples
- Wearing traditional attire is a custom deeply rooted in many cultures.
- It's a custom in some countries to greet strangers with a handshake.
- The custom of exchanging gifts during the holidays is widespread.
- The wedding ceremony incorporated customs from both the bride and groom's cultural backgrounds.
- Observing dietary customs is essential during religious festivals.
- In some cultures, it's a custom to remove one's shoes before entering a home.
- The celebration included customs passed down through generations.
- Learning about local customs is crucial when traveling to foreign countries.
- The custom of saying "bless you" after someone sneezes is believed to ward off evil spirits.
- Customs and traditions shape the fabric of society and provide a sense of belonging.
FAQs About the word custom
accepted or habitual practice, a specific practice of long standing, money collected under a tariff, habitual patronage, made according to the specifications of
ritual, habit, trick, practice, way, routine, wont, style, tendency, addiction
ready-made,ready-made,mass-produced, mass-produced,
Wearing traditional attire is a custom deeply rooted in many cultures.
It's a custom in some countries to greet strangers with a handshake.
The custom of exchanging gifts during the holidays is widespread.
The wedding ceremony incorporated customs from both the bride and groom's cultural backgrounds.
