decorum
41decorum — (s.m.) Rappresenta il principio guida di coerenza secondo il quale devono essere disposti ed ordinati tutti gli elementi testuali ed extratestuali appartenenti al sistema retorico (testo, oratore, destinatario, argomento, utilitas della… …
42decorum — (deh KOHR um) [Latin] Correctness and dignity of behavior and dress; propriety of manners. In the plural (decorums), the requirements of good taste or social convention …
43decorum — [dɪ kɔ:rəm] noun behaviour in keeping with good taste and propriety. ↘customary behaviour; etiquette. Origin C16: from L., neut. of the adjective decorus seemly …
44decorum — n. Decency, propriety, seemliness, appropriate behavior, dignified behavior, dignity …
45decorum — n 1. etiquette, protocol, punctilio, good form, the thing to do; politeness, good manners, mannerliness, best behavior; gentility, breeding, gen tlemanliness, ladylikeness, dignity, sedateness, respectability, decency. 2. propriety, properness,… …
46decorum — de·co·rum …
47decorum — UK [dɪˈkɔːrəm] / US [dɪˈkɔrəm] noun [uncountable] formal polite behaviour …
48decorum — [dɪˈkɔːrəm] noun [U] formal polite behaviour …
49decorum — /dəˈkɔrəm / (say duh kawruhm) noun 1. propriety of behaviour, speech, dress, etc. 2. that which is proper or seemly; fitness; congruity; propriety. 3. an observance or requirement of polite society. {Latin, properly neuter of decōrus decorous} …
50decorum — n. 1 a seemliness, propriety. b behaviour required by politeness or decency. 2 a particular requirement of this kind. 3 etiquette. Etymology: L, neut. of decorus seemly …