|
|
- pronunciation:
- tr
dI
shn
- features:
- Word Builder, Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
the handing down of a culture's beliefs and customs from parents to children over many years.
The way we celebrate this holiday is the result of centuries of Spanish tradition.- similar words:
- culture, custom, legacy, root, teaching, usage
|
| definition 2: |
the beliefs and customs thus handed down.
It is a tradition in my family to celebrate the new year with a special meal.
- similar words:
- beliefs, culture, folk tales, folklore, heritage, mythology, practices, rituals, superstition
|
| related words: |
convention, myth |
Word Builder: tradition +
- traditional:
according to tradition.
  |
broader categories that include tradition |
| |
culture, history |
|
conventionally associated with tradition |
| |
costume, etiquette, folklore, habit, heirloom, manner, morals, routine, taboo |
|
similar to tradition |
| |
convention, custom |
|
some actions associated with a tradition |
| |
accept, adopt, buck, cherish, conform, establish, follow in the footsteps of, honor, ignore, obey, observe, rebel, shun, take root, teach, to hand down |
|
some descriptions of traditions |
| |
ancient, cultural, daily, ethnic, family, formal, honorable, legal, literary, modern, mythic, national, oral, religious, social, tribal, written |
|
some examples of traditions |
| |
ceremony, costume, folk dance, folk tale, folklore, legend, myth |
|
some kinds of traditions |
| |
ceremonies, codes, institutions, methods, practices, rituals |
|
some people associated with traditions |
| |
ancestor, community, family, forefather, forerunner, parent |
|
some things that maintain traditions |
| |
breeding, education, example, inheritance, prejudice, upbringing |
|
|