Dictates
Etiquette
Etiquette noun - Personal conduct or behavior as evaluated by an accepted standard of appropriateness for a social or professional setting.
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- manner and dictates
- manner and etiquette
- taste and dictates
- taste and etiquette
- character and dictates
- character and etiquette
- style and dictates
- style and etiquette
- custom and dictates
- custom and etiquette
- observance and dictates
- observance and etiquette
- ceremony and dictates
- ceremony and etiquette
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Ylin-Ylan is one of the Yao, a people with an extraordinarily strict code of pride and etiquette — imagine the most exacting dictates of Victorian England melded with the complexities of court life in Ancient Japan.
Source: Full-Frontal Assault -
Full-Frontal Assault: Ylin-Ylan is one of the Yao, a people with an extraordinarily strict code of pride and etiquette — imagine the most exacting dictates of Victorian England melded with the complexities of court life in Ancient Japan.
Source: Literature / Planet of Adventure - Snob: Excuse me, gentlemen, proper tee etiquette dictates that you remain standing after shooting.
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