conventional definition
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The traditional or standard definition.
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Examples (10)
- The conventional definition of 'family' has evolved over the last few decades.
- In his paper, the sociologist challenges the conventional definition of social class.
- While the conventional definition of success focuses on wealth, many now include personal fulfillment.
- Does this new form of digital art fit the conventional definition of 'sculpture'?
- For legal purposes, the court must use the conventional definition of 'negligence'.
- His approach to art doesn't conform to the conventional definition of what is considered beautiful.
- The conventional definition of a hero often involves physical bravery, but there are other forms of heroism.
- Modern technology is forcing us to rethink the conventional definition of a workplace.
- Students first learn the conventional definition of a sonnet before exploring its variations.
- Moving beyond the conventional definition of intelligence allows us to appreciate different types of skills.