traditions in English

noun

1

the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way.

every shade of color is fixed by tradition and governed by religious laws

synonyms: historical convention, unwritten law, mores, oral history, lore, folklore

2

a doctrine believed to have divine authority though not in the scriptures, in particular.

noun

historical convention, unwritten law, mores, oral history, lore, folklore
custom, practice, convention, ritual, observance, way, usage, habit, institution, praxis
custom

Use "traditions" in a sentence

1. And these were traditions of the Middle East medieval traditions.

2. And these were traditions of the Middle East -- medieval traditions.

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4. Absurde traditioner absurd traditions

5. There may be confusion between Danish traditions about Scyld/Skjöld and Anglic traditions about Sceaf.

6. Don't sabers have Christmas traditions?

7. Traditions get established over time.

8. Besides the incommensurability of different traditions, ethnocentrism often makes a dialogue between different traditions merely nominal.

9. Bawaria (Hindu traditions) in India

10. These are our glorious traditions.

11. Crusading also developed local traditions

12. Anchoritic Traditions of Medieval Europe

13. Traditions die hard in China.

14. But, my Queen, our traditions.

15. Yet traditions are difficult to displace.

16. 17 These traditions continued to thrive.

17. Old habits and traditions die hard.

18. Keeping with the Appalachian farming traditions

19. You've kept the Beta traditions alive.

20. Bangladeshi dance forms are from folk traditions

21. They remind you of your own traditions."

22. Fonteyn represents the best traditions of ballet.

23. Would their age - old traditions fizzle out?

24. Many Confucian-based traditions were put aside

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26. Different traditions coexist successfully side by side.

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28. Deeply rooted traditions may also add hurdles.

29. Armenians of all ages take great interest in their musical, literary, and artistic traditions, and these traditions influence popular culture significantly

30. They have a fierce pride in their traditions.

31. 4 Would their age - old traditions fizzle out?

32. A Georgia Alpaca farm modeled after ancient traditions

33. Okay, so these twin traditions are paralyzing us.

34. □ Why did the Jews create their oral traditions?

35. Some of our old traditions are irretrievably lost.

36. Military organization and tactical training reflected French traditions.

37. Folldore comprises the unrecorded traditions of a people.

38. They dilute pure truths with traditions and human philosophies.

39. Cuisine and dining traditions are emblematic of local culture.

40. Cento combines Old World Italian traditions with modern techniques

41. The Bubal tribe surprises with its traditions and rituals

42. Eventually the ancient traditions began to dilute the ideology.

43. James Joyce's Ulysses'challenged the literary traditions of his day.

44. Assertiveness training has rarely featured much in religious traditions.

45. Ethnology has been variously defined in different national traditions.

46. Deep-dish pizza is one of Chicago's culinary traditions.

47. Spain is a composite of diverse traditions and people.

48. Her work draws on Kikuyu legends and storytelling traditions.

49. 6 Oddly enough, these two traditions are not antithetical.

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