mores in Russian
mores in Russian is мора́льный ко́декс, нрав, обычай — mores means the unwritten customs and moral standards that a particular group or society expects people to follow.
mores in Russian
мора́льный ко́декс
Pronounced: moralnyy kodeks
A set of moral norms or customs derived from generally accepted practices rather than written laws.
нрав
Pronounced: nrav
A set of moral norms or customs derived from generally accepted practices rather than written laws.
обычай
Pronounced: obychay
A set of moral norms or customs derived from generally accepted practices rather than written laws.
What does "mores" mean?
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noun The unwritten customs and moral standards that a particular group or society expects people to follow.
"Dating apps have changed the social mores around how people meet partners."
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mores in a sentence
- Dating apps have changed the social mores around how people meet partners.
- What counts as polite table manners depends heavily on local mores.
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What is "mores" in Russian?
"mores" in Russian is мора́льный ко́декс, нрав, обычай. mores means: The unwritten customs and moral standards that a particular group or society expects people to follow.
How do you pronounce мора́льный ко́декс?
"mores" in Russian is мора́льный ко́декс, pronounced "moralnyy kodeks".
How do you use "mores" in a sentence?
Example: "Dating apps have changed the social mores around how people meet partners." In Russian, "mores" is мора́льный ко́декс, нрав, обычай.
Are there other ways to say "mores" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "mores": мора́льный ко́декс, нрав, обычай.
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