Tradition and Upbringing

Tradition

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

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

Upbringing noun - Helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community.

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Tradition and upbringing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Tradition" instead a noun "Upbringing".

good	good tradition	good upbringing
rich	rich tradition	rich upbringing
best	best tradition	best upbringing
similar	similar tradition	similar upbringing
Other adjectives: standard, liberal, early, religious, military, royal, odd, different, Christian, cultural, modern.

The audience doesn't see his upbringing, but given (as part of family tradition), his family tries to force him to marry the first person he locks eyes with during a ceremony, it's unlikely to have been that normal.

Source: Hilariously Abusive Childhood
Dark Dawn continues the tradition via Amiti, who is raised by his uncle and less angsty about learning the truth of his not-so-immaculate conception and unconventional upbringing, and more about being lied to about it his whole life (presumably to protect his late mother's dignity).

Source: Happily Adopted

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