Definition Synonyms
Definition of decorum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
proper behaviorbehavior in keeping with good taste and propriety
- She maintained perfect decorum during the formal dinner.
2.
social ruleconvention or rule of polite behavior
- He followed the decorum of bowing to the queen.
Expressions with decorum
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act violating social norms or etiquette
His loud interruption was a breach of decorum.
Origin of decorum
Latin, decorus (proper)
Terms with decorum included in their meaning
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courtroom decorum
state of calm and discipline in a courtroom
chaos
scene or situation lacking order or decorum
language
unrestrained by decorum
etiquette
lack of decorum or good manners
lack of decorum
without showing proper decorum or manners
manners
speech that lacks decorum or propriety
Examples of decorum in a sentence
The teacher praised the students for their decorum during the assembly. Maintaining decorum during the meeting was essential. The decorum of the event impressed all the guests.
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- French:décorum, ...
- German:Anstand, Etikette, ...
- Italian:decoro, ...
- Spanish:protocolo, etiqueta, ...
- Portuguese:decoro, ...
- Chinese:礼仪, 礼节, ...
- Japanese:礼儀, ...
- Arabic:لَبَاقَة, آداب السلوك, ...
- Hebrew:נִימוּס, כְּלָלֵי טֶקֶס, ...
- Russian:этикет, правила приличия, ...
- Ukrainian:пристойність, ...
- Hindi:शिष्टाचार, आचार-संहिता, ...
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