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Meanings of societal in English

Portuguese
social
Spanish
social

Of or pertaining to society or social groups and their activities and customs.

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social
Usage of societal in English
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She said: People change their behaviour when it becomes a societal norm.
The Guardian
2
The authors analyze costs and benefits from societal, government, and consumer perspectives.
Pubmed
3
You are building human capital, creating economic wealth and serving societal needs.
The Irish Times
4
Financial return is critical, but social and societal returns are equally important.
Reuters
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Therefore, women are under enormous societal pressure to remain in perpetual adolescence.
Feminist dot com
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New digital often associates itself with art because of its societal connotations.
The Guardian
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Technological barriers in addition to existing societal and cultural barriers were identified.
Pubmed
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Rights are not the only constitutional tools for protecting important societal values.
The Irish Times
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We have implemented a host of schemes to deal with societal changes.
The Irish Times
10
A societal perspective and other key parameters were tested in sensitivity analysis.
Pubmed
11
That doesn't make sense from an athlete perspective or a societal perspective.
The Guardian
12
Indeed, Wells and Choi are the vanguards of a larger societal trend.
Reuters
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Ensuring dignity at end of life should be a core societal value.
The Irish Times
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Feminism is both misunderstood and denigrated regularly on a broad societal scale.
The Guardian
15
Their relationship -a series of abandonment -mirrors seismic societal shifts.
The Irish Times
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But it is unwise and naive to associate societal mores with piety.
The Irish Times
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Translations for societal
Portuguese
social
Spanish
social
Societal through the time
Societal across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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