Portion and Tradition

Portion

Portion noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.

Tradition and portion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tradition" instead a noun "Portion".

Nearby Words: portioned, portioning, porting, portionless

Tradition

Tradition noun - An inherited or established way of thinking, feeling, or doing.
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Synonyms for Tradition

Portion and tradition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Portion" instead a noun "Tradition".

How words are described

good good portion good tradition
long long portion long tradition
particular particular portion particular tradition
actual actual portion actual tradition
Other adjectives: great, new, early, major, later, earlier, modern, western, eastern.

Both words in one sentence

  • A lot of drama meets a good portion of Eastern action and Japanese tradition, and it also still provides with the occasional good laugh.
  • Video Game / Mother 4 People Jars: Although nothing official has been said yet, some early concept art shows that, in continuing the grand MOTHER tradition, this may happen at some point to a large portion of people, with the stuff they're floating in looking eerily similar to the green blobs the spires are generating.
  • This also applies a good portion of the cast of Wish, in which CLAMP followed the "angels are genderless" tradition and some of the angels themselves pointed out they are neither male nor female, as well as to the persocom Dita in Chobits.
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