virtually taboo

Examples (10)

• In many traditional societies, openly discussing personal wealth is virtually taboo.
• For decades, the subject of mental illness was virtually taboo in public discourse.
• Among certain religious groups, questioning the elders' authority is virtually taboo.
• In that conservative community, anything other than traditional gender roles was virtually taboo.
• Bringing up politics at family dinners can be virtually taboo for some families.
• Criticizing the monarch directly was virtually taboo in the kingdom for centuries.
• Even now, talking about death and dying remains virtually taboo in some cultures.
• Expressing strong negative emotions in public is virtually taboo in certain Asian societies.
• For a professional athlete, admitting to psychological struggles was once virtually taboo.
• In highly hierarchical companies, disagreeing with the CEO is virtually taboo.