mores

/ˈmɔreɪz/
noun
  1. The customs, values, and behaviors that are accepted as normal and right by a particular society or group.
    • The company's mores encourage honesty and hard work.
    • In some cultures, it is against the mores to eat certain foods.
    • The social mores of the 1950s were very different from today.
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