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Meanings of accept norm in English

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Usage of accept norm in English
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So be prepared for criticism if you vary from the accepted norm.
A Wiccan Bible
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O'Brien turned accepted norms on their head and pioneered new ways of thinking.
The Irish Times
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That low level exhaustion becomes their accepted norm, or baseline.
The Guardian
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That's half of what economists say is the accepted norm.
News.com.au
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Silence supports the bully and allows sexism and misogyny to be the accepted norm.
Feminist dot com
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This huge increase in traffic for the school run should not be the accepted norm.
The Irish Times
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Particularly on De Beauvoir's side, the break from accepted norms was monumental, as was the social stigma.
The Guardian
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This is modern-day design at its most daring where androgyny and gender fluidity are the accepted norms.
The Irish Times
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Online banking has become an accepted norm of monetary transactions for millions in India over the past decade.
Reuters
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It violates all accepted norms of human rights in the world, said Ghani, who took office two months ago.
Reuters
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They possessed an avid interest in international culture and were determined to have their own opinions, despite accepted norms.
The Irish Times
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It's becoming incredibly common, and the accepted norm, for people, not just children, to meet online and start dating.
Strong, sleek and sinful
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Time and again the star, whose death aged 40 was confirmed today, defied what had become rugby's accepted norms.
Radio NZ
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It is the accepted norm to wear medals and decorations awarded by the state that one serves on one's uniform.
The Irish Times
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People don't like it when we women are unapologetic about our bodies, especially when those bodies don't reflect accepted norms.
News.com.au
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The lightning bolts were acting as conduits to some kind of energy pattern, one which behaved outside the accepted norm.
The Reality Dysfunction