Tradition
Tradition noun - The body of customs, beliefs, stories, and sayings associated with a people, thing, or place.
Usage example: according to tradition, this field was the site of a skirmish between the first settlers and the Native Americans living in the area
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Synonyms for Tradition
Wisdom and tradition are semantically related. in established practice topic. In some cases you can use "Wisdom" instead a noun "Tradition".
Wisdom
Wisdom noun - The ability to understand inner qualities or relationships.
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The Dragon Clan had sent Xiaolin from Disfia per tradition, so that she could gain the wisdom of parallel worlds, with her body changing to fit that which would most react to the new information.
Source: Anime / Luck And Logic - Also worth mentioning: the naval tradition of giving ships feminine names, as well as giving abstract ideas a female Anthropomorphic Personification (Reason, Liberty, Justice, Rumor, the goddess of wisdom, etc.) is very, very old.
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In the same tradition (though more tongue-in-cheek, obviously) Chris Sims of the Invincible super-blog does a feature he calls Warrior Wisdom Fridays that feature one of Ultimate Warrior's characteristically incoherent Wall Of Text rants, plus a hilarious Alt Text haiku summary.
Source: Wall of Text
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