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mores

The essential customs and conventions of a community.
Noun

This term refers to the deeply embedded social norms and moral codes that govern a group, distinguishing them from simple laws or superficial etiquette. It carries a sociological weight, implying a set of unwritten rules that define right and wrong within a specific culture.

Grammatically, this word is a plural noun (pluralia tantum) and does not have a singular form. It is always used with plural verbs and modifiers, and cannot be counted as "one more" or "two mores."

Meanings

Noun

The essential customs and conventions of a community.

Study social mores.

Examples

The social mores of the Victorian era were incredibly restrictive regarding dress.

History

I wonder if their local mores allow for such a direct approach in business.

Business

Traditional mores often clash with the values of the younger generation.

Traditional mores often clash with the values of the younger generation.

You must adapt to the mores of the host country to avoid offending anyone.

You must adapt to the mores of the host country to avoid offending anyone.

Travel

The village mores dictated that all residents help with the harvest.

The village mores dictated that all residents help with the harvest.

Their cultural mores are deeply rooted in ancient religious beliefs.

Their cultural mores are deeply rooted in ancient religious beliefs.

It is difficult to navigate the complex mores of the royal court.

Fantasy

Changing social mores have made remote work more acceptable in the office.

Office

He felt like an outsider because he did not share the same mores as his peers.

School Life

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