Definition for Etiquette:

• Conventional forms of ceremony, so called from those for particular occasions being written out on a card. See Ticket.

Synonyms for Etiquette:

• n.

  •
  • ethics,
  • social graces,
  • the proprieties,
  • study at decorum,
  • morals,
  • Standards,
  • law.
  •
  • usual.
  •amenity (noun)
  • attention,
  • delightfulness,
  • enjoyableness,
  • cordiality,
  • mildness,
  • gallantry,
  • suavity,
  • complaisance,
  • etiquette,
  • charity,
  • attractiveness,
  • refinement,
  • gratefulness,
  • pleasantness,
  • kindness,
  • agreeableness,
  • affability,
  • Sweetness,
  • geniality,
  • amiability,
  • charm.
  •behavior (noun)
  • bearing,
  • course,
  • performance,
  • dealings,
  • front,
  • guise,
  • air,
  • style,
  • mode,
  • ritual,
  • management,
  • observance,
  • mien,
  • way of life,
  • action,
  • carriage,
  • savoir-faire,
  • talk,
  • demeanor,
  • Habits,
  • speech,
  • tone,
  • nature,
  • tact,
  • way,
  • what's done,
  • expression,
  • comportment,
  • deed,
  • Tenues,
  • delivery,
  • address,
  • act,
  • routine,
  • attitude,
  • taste,
  • role,
  • practice,
  • tenue,
  • ways,
  • presence.
  •ceremoniousness (noun)
  • formalnesses.
  •code (noun)
  • charter,
  • digest,
  • method.
  •code of conduct (noun)
  • code of behavior,
  • social codes,
  • social procedure,
  • social procedures,
  • diplomatic code,
  • social code,
  • standard procedure.
  •conformity (noun)
  • adherence,
  • accordance,
  • submission,
  • tradition,
  • propriety,
  • correctness,
  • manner,
  • conformity,
  • consistency,
  • acquiescence,
  • regularity,
  • compliance,
  • submissiveness,
  • obedience,
  • conformance,
  • congruity.
  •convention (noun)
  • understanding,
  • habit.
  •courtesy (noun)
  • considerateness,
  • graciousness,
  • Mannerliness,
  • civility,
  • hospitality,
  • courtesy,
  • respectfulness,
  • thoughtfulness.
  •custom (noun)
  • mold,
  • character,
  • matter of course,
  • dictates,
  • use,
  • rite,
  • second nature,
  • policy,
  • precedent,
  • design,
  • vogue,
  • observation,
  • Customariness,
  • type,
  • pattern,
  • praxis.
  •decency (noun)
  • appropriateness,
  • righteousness,
  • virtue,
  • respectability,
  • honesty,
  • modesty,
  • fitness.
  •decorum (noun)
  • punctilio,
  • breeding,
  • gravity,
  • orderliness,
  • order.
  •dignity (noun)
  • elevation,
  • grandeur,
  • status,
  • eminence,
  • poise,
  • Hauteur,
  • station,
  • majesty,
  • stature,
  • greatness,
  • standing,
  • merit,
  • prestige,
  • culture,
  • consequence,
  • self-respect,
  • distinction,
  • regard,
  • renown,
  • worth,
  • glory,
  • quality,
  • splendor,
  • cachet,
  • state,
  • solemnity,
  • significance,
  • rank,
  • honor,
  • perfection,
  • loftiness.
  •do's and don'ts (noun)
  • do don'ts,
  • dos donts,
  • do-don'ts,
  • dos don'ts,
  • dos-donts,
  • do's-don'ts,
  • dos-don'ts,
  • dos and donts,
  • do and don'ts,
  • do's don'ts,
  • traditional actions,
  • dos and don'ts.
  •etiquette (noun)
  • formalities,
  • good behavior,
  • customs,
  • proper behavior,
  • politesse,
  • p's and q's,
  • deportment,
  • rules,
  • usage.
  •fashion (noun)
  • technique,
  • prevalence,
  • device,
  • trend,
  • prescription,
  • procedure,
  • modus operandi,
  • tendency,
  • vein,
  • formula,
  • sort.
  •form (noun)
  • by the book,
  • done thing,
  • by numbers,
  • ceremonials.
  •gentility (noun)
  • Gentlefolks,
  • gentle birth,
  • ruling classes,
  • good breeding,
  • upper crust,
  • high birth,
  • good family,
  • Gentlefolk,
  • Optimacy,
  • ruling class.
  •good form (noun)
  • good-form.
  •grace (noun)
  • lissomenesses,
  • shapelinesses,
  • gracefulnesses,
  • lithesomenesses.
  •propriety (noun)
  • social convention,
  • the done thing,
  • accepted conduct,
  • social conventions.
  •protocol (noun)
  • concordats,
  • concordat.
  •rule (noun)
  • de cree,
  • de-cree,
  • no no's,
  • the number,
  • de crees,
  • the books,
  • no nos,
  • nono's,
  • nono,
  • chapter verse,
  • de-crees,
  • decretions,
  • brocards.
  •rules of conduct (noun)
  • rules-conduct,
  • rules conduct.
  •rules or customs (noun)
  • do's and don'ts.
  •social graces (noun)
  • table manner,
  • savoir vivres,
  • polished manner,
  • social-graces,
  • proper conducts.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • double standard,
  • morality,
  • scruple,
  • work ethic,
  • golden rule,
  • ground rules,
  • stipulation,
  • diktat,
  • dress code,
  • conscience,
  • precept,
  • regulation,
  • amenities.
  •
  • ceremony,
  • lodestar,
  • the Queensberry Rules,
  • bylaw,
  • moral,
  • ethic,
  • moralist,
  • standing order.
  •
  • regime,
  • constitution,
  • dictate,
  • owe,
  • framework.
  •
  • canon,
  • discipline,
  • norm.
  •
  • system.
  •
  • standard.

Paraphrases for Etiquette:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    Labeling, sticker, Labelling, decency.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    label, labels.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    rules, courtesy, label.

Antonyms for Etiquette:

• n.

  • amenity
    misbehavior, disruption.
  • convention
    strangeness.
  • custom
    deviation, departure.
  • decency
    immorality, obscenity, impropriety, indecency, obsceneness, immodesty.
  • decorum
    impoliteness, rudeness, bad behavior.
  • dignity
    Lowliness.
  • etiquette
    bad manners.

Etiquette Sentence Examples:

• We will follow etiquette for this time, if you please, Miss Lee.

• " I thought they were a newly married pair, who took advantage of their masks to be more together than etiquette allows," murmured a second.

Homophones for Etiquette:

• edged, educate, ethicist, edacity, educated, edict, educatee, etched.

Hypernym for Etiquette:

• n.

  • communication
    punctilio, protocol.

Hyponym for Etiquette:

• n.

  • communication
    rule, prescript.