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Synonym for custom [noun]

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custom [noun]

means "practice"
fashion, habit, routine, manner, use, procedure, vogue

custom [noun]

means "event"
performance, rite, ceremony

custom [noun]

means "cost"
tax, assessment, duty, dues, impost, toll, tribute

custom [noun]

means "convention"
order, proprieties, manner, form, way, formality, mode
Further results for the word "custom"

ceremony [noun]

means "ritual"
custom

clientele [noun]

means "customers"
business, custom, trade, patronage, patrons

commemoration [noun]

means "ceremony"
observance, remembrance, celebration, recognition, custom, ritual

constitution [noun]

means "body of laws"
code, custom, law, amendment

conventionality [noun]

means "behaviour"
conformity, fashion, trend, custom, formality, style

credo [noun]

means "established mode of speech"
creed, formula, code, ritual, protocol, custom

custom-made [adjective]

means "made to order"
customise
custom, tailor-made

duty [noun]

means "cost"
tax, custom, impost, levy, toll

fancy [adjective]

means "property"
elegant, choice, distinctive, deluxe, fine, custom

fashion [noun]

means "craze"
custom, chic, fad, model, rage, style

fashion [noun]

means "behaviour"
conformity, conventionality, trend, custom, formality, style

formula [noun]

means "established mode of speech"
creed, credo, code, ritual, protocol, custom

habit [noun]

means "society"
custom, convention, tradition, practice, manner, fashion

heritage [noun]

means "tradition"
culture, custom, convention, fashion, endowment

made to order [noun]

means "custom-made"
custom, tailor-made

manner [noun]

means "method"
custom, fashion, mode, style, way, form

observance [noun]

means "rite"
ritual, practice, custom, ceremony, ceremonial, liturgy

order [noun]

means "convention"
custom, ritual, usage, rite, plan, tradition

patronage [noun]

means "trade"
business, commerce, custom, shopping, traffic

practice [noun]

means "way"
custom, habit, routine, wont, mode, manner

shopping [noun]

means "trade"
business, commerce, custom, patronage, traffic

tailor-made [adjective]

means "made to order"
custom, custom-made

use [noun]

means "manner"
custom, habit, way, practice, usage, wont

way [noun]

means "manner"
fashion, method, style, mode, custom, practice


custom-made [adjective]

means "made to order"
customise
adapt, to suit, custom built


customary [adjective]

means "conventional"
traditional, normal, standard, accepted, accustomed, common, prevailing

customer [noun]

means "paying passenger"
passenger, rider, occupant, fare, patron, buyer, client

customers [noun]

means "custom"
business, clientele, trade, patronage, patrons

customs [noun]

means "protocol"
etiquette, proprieties, decorum, rules, manners

ageless [adjective]

means "timeless"
classic, time-honoured, ancient, customary, traditional, well-established

as a matter of course [object]

means "ordinarily"
regularly, routinely, customarily, commonly

as a rule [object]

means "generally"
ordinarily, usually, customarily, commonly, regularly

buyer [noun]

means "paying passenger"
passenger, rider, occupant, customer, patron, fare

classic [adjective]

means "timeless"
ageless, time-honoured, ancient, customary, traditional, well-established

client [noun]

means "person"
ward, orphan, minor, dependent, delinquent, customer

common [adjective]

means "characteristic"
ordinary, average, normal, customary, everyday, domestic

commonly [object]

means "ordinarily"
frequently, generally, usually, customarily, normally

everyday [adjective]

means "common"
familiar, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

familiar [adjective]

means "common"
everyday, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

fare [noun]

means "person"
passenger, rider, occupant, customer, patron, buyer

frequenter [noun]

means "habitue"
customer, patron, client, devotee

general [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, commonplace, customary, natural, prevailing, prevalent

guest [noun]

means "person"
patron, customer

habitue [noun]

means "frequenter"
customer, patron, client, devotee

invariably [object]

means "without fail"
always, ever, constantly, customarily, perpetually, regularly

matter-of-course [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, commonplace, customary, natural, prevailing, prevalent

mostly [object]

means "often"
chiefly, customarily, regularly, especially, generally, particularly

natural [adjective]

means "normal"
typical, characteristic, usual, customary, habitual, accustomed

normal [adjective]

means "property"
usual, common, ordinary, typical, standard, customary

normally [object]

means "ordinarily"
frequently, generally, usually, customarily, commonly

occupant [noun]

means "paying passenger"
passenger, rider, fare, customer, patron, buyer

officially [object]

means "formally"
customarily, suitably

ordinarily [adjective]

means "usually"
generally, customarily, habitually, regularly, normally, routinely

passenger [noun]

means "paying passenger"
fare, rider, occupant, customer, patron, buyer

patron [noun]

means "client"
buyer, customer, purchaser

purchaser [noun]

means "buyer"
procurer, investor, client, customer, patron

receiver [noun]

means "recipient"
collector, beneficiary, customer, receiver of stolen goods

renter [noun]

means "tenant"
customer

roomer [noun]

means "tenant"
customer

routine [adjective]

means "habitual"
predictable, customary, reflex, usual, methodical, standard

routinely [object]

means "ordinarily"
regularly, as a matter of course, customarily, commonly

set [adjective]

means "state"
customary, usual

simple [adjective]

means "property"
customary, common, ordinary, usual

stock [adjective]

means "property"
standard, regular, normal, typical, customary, commonplace

timeless [adjective]

means "classic"
ageless, time-honoured, ancient, customary, traditional, well-established

toll [noun]

means "payment"
tax, duty, assessment, charge, customs, price

universally [object]

means "everywhere"
completely, customarily, entirely

usually [object]

means "generally"
regularly, customarily, commonly, ordinarily, habitually, frequently

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