long-standing convention

Frequency: 7.814.5 per million words

a tradition that has existed for a significant amount of time

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  • Shaking hands upon meeting is a long-standing convention in many cultures.
  • The artist's work challenged the long-standing convention of realistic portraiture.
  • According to historical records, this was a long-standing convention among the nobility.
  • It is a long-standing convention in our company that the senior partner gives the year-end speech.
  • The practice of judicial review has become a long-standing convention of the constitution.
  • We must question whether this long-standing convention still serves a purpose in modern society.
  • Breaking with such a long-standing convention will likely cause some controversy.
  • They adhered to the long-standing convention of naming the firstborn son after his grandfather.
  • Despite being a long-standing convention, the rule was finally abolished by the new committee.
  • Upholding the long-standing convention of parliamentary courtesy is crucial for civil debate.