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Mores

Verb / ˈmɔ:ˌreɪz / / ˈmɔ:ˌri:z / Another word for mores — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Mores are the customs and traditions that are accepted and expected by a particular society. They often include rules for behavior and moral codes.

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Example sentences

  1. Respect for elders is a more in many societies.
  2. In Japan, taking your shoes off before entering a home is a more.
  3. Following traffic laws is a more that keeps everyone safe.
  4. In some cultures, it is a more to eat with your hands.
  5. Saying 'please' and 'thank you' is a more that shows good manners.

Quotes

  • 'Mores are the customs of the tribe, extending to statute-making and moral judgment.' - Ruth Benedict
  • 'Mores is the Latin plural of mora, which means delay. The phrase moral and social mores means traditions or habits that are widely accepted and deeply rooted.' - David Crystal
  • 'Mores are the moral habits and customs that are so deeply ingrained in us that we don't even realize they are shaping our behavior.' - Steven Pinker

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