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Main Entry: mode
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: manner, way

Synonyms:

approach, book, channels, condition, course, custom, fashion, form, mechanism, method, modus, nuts and bolts, plan, posture, practice, procedure, process, quality, rule, situation, state, status, style, system, technique, tone, vein, wise
Main Entry: mode
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: trend, fad

Synonyms:

chic, convention, craze, cry, dernier cri, fashion, furor, last word, latest thing, latest wrinkle, look, mainstream, now*, rage*, style, thing*, vogue
Main Entry: appearance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: outward aspect, characteristic

Synonyms:

air, attitude, bearing, blind, carriage, cast, character, condition, countenance, demeanor, dress, expression, face, fashion, feature, figure, form, front, guise, image, look, looks, manner, mannerism, mien, mode, outline, pose, presence, presentation, screen, semblance, shape, stamp
Main Entry: approach
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: plan of attack, resolution

Synonyms:

attitude, concept, course, crack, fling, go*, idea, lick, manner, means, method, mode, modus operandi, new wrinkle, offer, procedure, program, shot, stab, style, technique, way, whack, wrinkle
Main Entry: behavior
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: manner of conducting oneself

Synonyms:

act, action, address, air, attitude, bag*, bearing, carriage, code, comportment, conduct, convention, course, dealings, decency, decorum, deed, delivery, demeanor, deportment, ethics, etiquette, expression, form, front, guise, habits, management, mien, mode, morals, nature, observance, performance, practice, presence, propriety, ritual, role, routine, savoir-faire, seemliness, social graces, speech, style, tact, talk, taste, tenue, tone, way, way of life, ways, what's done
Main Entry: condition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: circumstances

Synonyms:

action, ballgame, case, estate, happening, how it goes, how things are, how things stack up, lay of the land, like it is, mode, order, plight, position, posture, predicament, quality, rank, repair, reputation, riff, scene, shape, situation, size of it, sphere, spot, standing, state, state of affairs, status, status quo, trim, way things are, way things shape up, where it's at
Main Entry: costume
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: set of clothes

Synonyms:

apparel, attire, clothing, dress, duds, ensemble, fashion, garb, getup, guise, livery, mode, outfit, rig, robes, style, suit, uniform, wardrobe
Notes: costume and custom were actually two forms of the same Latin root consuetudinem 'habit, custom,' with costume first meaning 'manners and customs belonging to a particular time and place'
Main Entry: craze
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fad, strong interest

Synonyms:

chic, cry, enthusiasm, fashion, fever, furor, in thing, infatuation, kick*, mania, mode, monomania, newest wrinkle, novelty, passion, preoccupation, rage, the last word, the latest thing, trend, vogue, wrinkle
Main Entry: custom
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: habitual action

Synonyms:

addiction, beaten path, characteristic, consuetude, daily grind, fashion, form, grind*, groove, habit, habitude, hang-up, into*, manner, matter of course, mode, observance, practice, praxis, precedent, procedure, proprieties, routine, rule, second nature, shot, swim, thing, trick, usage, use, way, wont

Antonyms:

departure, deviation, difference, divergence, irregularity
Main Entry: custom
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ritual, traditional action

Synonyms:

attitude, canon, ceremony, character, convention, conventionalism, customariness, design, dictates, established way, etiquette, fashion, folkways, form, formality, inheritence, manner, matter of course, method, mode, mold, mores, observance, observation, pattern, performance, policy, practice, praxis, precedent, precept, rite, routine, rule, second nature, style, system, taste, type, unwritten law, unwritten rule, usage, use, vogue, way

Antonyms:

departure, deviation
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