ethos

• Substantiv, das den charakteristischen Geist, die Grundhaltung oder die leitenden Überzeugungen einer Kultur, Gemeinschaft, Epoche oder Institution bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the distinctive character, spirit, or guiding beliefs of a culture, community, era, or institution.

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1. Distinctive spirit of a culture or eraC1formal

   The fundamental character, spirit, or guiding beliefs that define a society, culture, or historical period.

   Zeitgeist

   • The ethos of the Renaissance celebrated human creativity and individualism.
   • The company's corporate ethos emphasizes sustainability and social responsibility.
   • Ancient Greek democracy was built on the ethos of civic participation.
   • A national ethos often shapes the political direction of a country.

   Synonymeatmospherecharactercultureideologymindsetphilosophyspirit

2. Rhetorical appeal to credibilityC1formal

   The credibility, character, or authority of a speaker or writer that persuades an audience to trust their argument.

   Ethos

   • A lawyer's ethos is crucial for convincing the jury of her argument.
   • The professor established ethos by referencing her decades of research.
   • Politicians often rely on ethos to build trust with voters.

   Synonymeauthoritycharactercredibilitytrustworthiness