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example of customary
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Do you mean the adjective “customary” (meaning usual or traditional) or something specific like “customary units”? Here are a few short examples in different senses — pick the one you want more of.
- Etiquette: “It is customary to remove your shoes when entering a Japanese home.”
- Tipping: “In the U.S., it’s customary to tip 15–20% at restaurants.”
- Business practice: “By custom, the company holds an annual holiday party for employees.”
- Law/anthropology: “Many Indigenous communities follow customary law for family and land disputes.”
- Measurement (US customary system): “One customary unit example is 12 inches = 1 foot.”
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- Etiquette: “It is customary to remove your shoes when entering a Japanese home.”
- Tipping: “In the U.S., it’s customary to tip 15–20% at restaurants.”
- Business practice: “By custom, the company holds an annual holiday party for employees.”
- Law/anthropology: “Many Indigenous communities follow customary law for family and land disputes.”
- Measurement (US customary system): “One customary unit example is 12 inches = 1 foot.”
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