mores

Preposition: of

• society: Science is both shaped by the politics and the mores of society and it can reinforce them.
• time: This reflected the social structure and mores of the time.
• period: Times change, people, and the literature of each age reflects the concerns and social mores of the period in question.
• community: Values are already a vital part of the school's hidden curriculum, enforced by the mores of the community.
• culture: From the moral economy of the household to the mores of a culture 5. The triple articulation of ICTs.
• net: From its earliest days, the technical structure and social mores of the Net has ignored intellectual property.

Converse of object

• change: The guidance is the most far-reaching yet in its efforts to keep judges on-message with changing social mores.
• reflect: Its scenes reflect the mores of the time and region in which it was created.
• prevail: A public policy relating to marriage cannot be separated from the prevailing mores surrounding divorce.
• portray: However the social, moral and political mores portrayed in any story are powerful barometers of our society, and are often vastly manipulative.

Adjective modifier

• sexual: They more closely resemble the sexual mores of Greece three thousand years ago.
• social: Perhaps the social mores simply dictated ' plain ' .
• cultural: Serves me right for posting a lofty analysis of cultural mores the other day.
• contemporary: For a much more interesting, moving, and'real ' look at contemporary marriage mores in India, watch Monsoon Wedding.
• modern: It suggests they are more confident about modern mores.
• religious: Two people who had never met before but who throughout their lives had been surrounded by a great deal of cultural and religious mores.

Modifies a noun

• time: Man for all seasons ( 2 pages )... is the image of a typical person in Thomas mores time.

Noun used with modifier

• O: But pray let Cicero have the last word: O tempora, O mores!
• o: The Angry Corrie 64: March-May 2005 Letter You Dear TAC, O tempora, o mores, o TAC63 ( pp14-15 ).
• community: In the online world, community mores, taste and conventions must be established and observed.