conventionality

• Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ajustarse a convenciones, costumbres o normas establecidas, a menudo implicando falta de originalidad o adhesión estricta a lo tradicional.

A noun referring to the quality or state of adhering to accepted standards, customs, or norms, often implying a lack of originality or strict adherence to traditional behavior.

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1. Adherence to social normsC1formal

   The quality of following widely accepted standards, customs, or practices in behavior and thought.

   Convencionalismo

   • Her conventionality made her hesitant to try any new fashion trends.
   • The community valued conventionality over individual expression.
   • He criticized the conventionality of modern corporate culture.

   Sinónimosconformismconformityconservatismconventionalismorthodoxytraditionalism

   Antónimoseccentricityindividualitynonconformityoriginalityunconventionality

2. Lack of originalityC1formal

   A tendency to be unoriginal or predictable due to strict adherence to established patterns.

   Convencionalismo, falta de originalidad

   • The artist's conventionality was criticized by avant-garde critics.
   • His writing suffered from a dull conventionality.
   • The film's conventionality made it forgettable.

   Sinónimosbanalityconformismconformityconventionalismorthodoxypredictabilitytritenessunoriginality

   Antónimoscreativityinnovationnoveltyoriginalityunconventionality

3. Orthodox thinkingC1formal

   The state of holding beliefs or opinions that are widely accepted as correct or standard.

   Convencionalismo

   • The professor's conventionality prevented him from exploring new theories.
   • Political conventionality often stifles innovation.
   • She broke free from the conventionality of her upbringing.

   Sinónimosconformismconventionalismorthodoxytraditionalism

   Antónimoseccentricitynonconformityoriginalityunorthodoxy