প্রচলিত চিন্তা ও আচরণ সঙ্গে সাদৃশ্য

Noun:

চলিত রীতিসংমতকরণ,

conventionalities's Usage Examples:

He incorporates Dharmakirti's cognition which analyzes conventionalities, connecting that with cognition which analyzes for ultimacy.

experience, cumulatively wrought out under a given body of traditions conventionalities, and material circumstances; and they afford the point of departure.

This can lead to definitions which are little more than conventionalities, or groups which join fundamentally different examples.

constructed with meticulous attention to the edicts of the movie school of conventionalities; true characterization, intrigue and subtlety are conspicuously absent.

critic remarked that his subject matter was 'a shock to the artistic conventionalities of the city'.

trammels of a sordid civilization which binds its devotees to the petty conventionalities of life.

Petrarchan sonnet, yet they are more than the "threadbare Petrarchan conventionalities".

The book was a successful essay in laughing down the overdone conventionalities of fashionable life.

altruistic, if often exaggerated and biased, abhorrence of the wonted conventionalities of literary life runs through all his writings, even through his private.

impulses, laws, and methods of life, and brooded over the "tyranny" of conventionalities.

The mother of all gambles that the film indulges in - of keeping conventionalities at bay - makes it a level-headed film that traverses the rugged planes.

a deconstruction of sorts that occurs in Venu's Munnariyippu, as conventionalities are discarded without a second thought.

Both groups were supportive of attempts to break loose from the conventionalities of the day.

the artistically untidy school, cuddles her knees, and disturbs the conventionalities".

manifested at this time throughout the country, conscious of the national conventionalities and of the transcendency of the measures I am adopting, with my thoughts.

figure, long past the bloom of youth, scorning all pretensions to the conventionalities of society or the rostrum, she is pre-eminently the champion and exponent.

"unaccustomed to such things and customs" that he had "set at nought the conventionalities of the place", Victorian England.

with religious dogmas, moral sentiments, and all manner of prudish conventionalities as to make it exceedingly difficult to ascertain with any degree of.

His selection of a contemporary sport was "a shock to the artistic conventionalities of the city".

conventionalities's Meaning':

conformity with conventional thought and behavior

Synonyms:

unoriginality;

Antonyms:

unconventionality; noncompliance;