Customs
Customs noun - Money collected under a tariff.
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Synonyms for Customs
Practices and customs are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Practices" instead a noun "Customs".
Nearby Words: custom, customhouse
Practices
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Many of the English colonials in India 'went native', especially in the early days under the East India Company, when adopting local customs and languages and marrying local women were acceptable business practices.
Source: Going Native - In Sergey Volnov's Army Of The Sun, humanity has conquered and enslaved any alien race they happened to come by, imposing their culture and customs on them (apparently, some aliens didn't look too kindly on the introduction on the concept of love to their emotionless mating practices).
- Among the older customs, practices and traditions of the Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria, in order to be highly regarded and well-spoken in the community individuals must be of the greatest integrity, truthfulness and sanity.
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