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time-honored
adjective as in traditional
adjective as in revered
adjective as in customary
Strongest matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Besides, assuming that Latinos would break the time-honored immigrant tradition of spitting on more recent arrivals was as foolish as thinking that Liz Cheney campaigning alongside Harris would do any good.
Oldham wrote an opinion arguing that the Biden administration’s restrictions on ghost guns, untraceable weapons disproportionately used in crime, violated Americans’ time-honored tradition of “gunsmithing.”
There is also a time-honored American tradition of employing conspiracy theories and lies to advance a political agenda.
To deny such aid on the basis of political grudges would strike at the heart of the time-honored mutual aid system on which the country’s disaster response has been based for hundreds of years, Rice said.
In response to the public unpopularity of these efforts, conservatives are turning to their favorite time-honored tactic: playing the victim.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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