established norm

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A standard of behavior that is officially or socially accepted as correct.

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  • It's an established norm to shake hands when you meet someone new.
  • The established norm in the company was to start work at 9 AM.
  • The study challenges the established norm of a nine-to-five workday.
  • Challenging an established norm can be difficult but necessary for progress.
  • Her artwork deliberately breaks away from the established norms of the art world.
  • For centuries, this ritual has been an established norm in their culture.
  • In many cultures, respecting elders is one of the most fundamental established norms.
  • Scientific research often pushes against the boundaries of an established norm.
  • Is it always wise to follow the established norms without questioning them?
  • He refused to conform to the established norm of academic dress.
  • For centuries, it was an established norm that women could not hold public office.
  • What was once an established norm can gradually change over time.
  • The new generation is questioning the established norms that have governed society for decades.
  • Breaking away from an established norm requires courage and conviction.
  • Deviating from the established norm often requires a great deal of courage.
  • The legal system aims to uphold the established norm of justice and equality.
  • If we don't adapt, our company culture will be stuck with outdated established norms.
  • An established norm provides stability but can also hinder innovation.
  • Adhering strictly to every established norm can sometimes stifle creativity and innovation.
  • The shift towards remote work is rapidly becoming a new established norm.