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Meanings of tradition in English
Belief or behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or special significance with origins in the past.
Usage of tradition in English
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It's a January tradition to set new goals for the year ahead.
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I'm here today to continue the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy.
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Labour and National have a long tradition of backing free trade deals.
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New York, however, has a long tradition of saving its local governments.
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She said the group sought a compromise position between inclusion and tradition.
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The tradition of college societies in Ireland began over 300 years ago.
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However, rumours are swirling that the tradition won't be observed this year.
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So there's a tradition in conducting, of right hand left hand independence.
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We understand the tradition: there have been similar customs among our peoples.
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He is in the English tradition without being in the English rut.
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They stirred the mixture together, a tradition said to bring good luck.
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Just ask the long-time tradition's latest victim, The Fantastic Four's Human Torch.
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The European in search of tradition would find it here in bulk.
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The apartheid state manipulated culture, tradition and ethnicity to divide and rule.
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The source of the tradition must be sought in the Euphrates Valley.
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You haven't been inside the Great Hall since Ramesses changed court tradition.
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Translations for tradition
Tradition through the time
Tradition across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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