Precedent
Tradition
Tradition noun - An inherited or established way of thinking, feeling, or doing.
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Synonyms for Tradition
Precedent and tradition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Precedent" instead a noun "Tradition".
Related pairs
- habit and precedent
- habit and tradition
- custom and precedent
- custom and tradition
- order and precedent
- order and tradition
- etiquette and precedent
- etiquette and tradition
- standard and precedent
- standard and tradition
- fashion and precedent
- fashion and tradition
- convention and precedent
- convention and tradition
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Kennedy is sometimes cited as precedent for the tradition, but he only spared a turkey because he thought it was too skinny to be worth eating.
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For example, if the Empire followed the Thousand years of custom,tradition, law and precedent that existed at the time, Otomo Banu would have become Hantei XL after the Second Day of Thunder, but the Lion won the Tournament so we have the Toturi dynasty.
- The tradition is spotty here, but there's precedent.
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