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Meanings of decorum in English
Usage of decorum in English
1
In a land bound only by rule of law, decorum is everything.
2
Angry lines appeared on the countenance of the representative of social decorum.
3
But what was lost in mirth was fully made up in decorum.
4
The glamour and decorum offers relief from their rough treatment at home.
5
The millennial generation also has contributed to the loss of workplace decorum.
6
It also adds an important item to social decorum by abolishing e.g.
7
She was a menace to his reputation, and certainly lacking in decorum.
8
Since seven o'clock the most unimpeachable decorum had reigned in the workshops.
9
Never before had the decorum of the Central Hotel been so outraged.
10
To do that would be to sin against my ideas of decorum.
11
Sartorial decorum on St Patrick's Day is a thing of the past.
12
She advances boldly, though with the decorum of her sex and nation:
13
Lights were lit, but the usual decorum of the house was broken.
14
This time Heat wouldn't reprimand him for his habitual lack of decorum.
15
I ejaculated, surprised out of grammar and decorum by the startling news.
16
They have lost all decency-allthe semblance of good manners and decorum.
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Decorum through the time
Decorum across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common