Conventions Collectives

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The conventions and borders of art practice sonic or visual are defined enough to withstand an emotional onslaught

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Conventions The plural form of convention referring to multiple gatherings or norms Conventionist A less common noun referring to someone who adheres strictly to conventions

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For years it has clung doggedly to established practices and conventions some of which pass no scrutiny by modern society

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Big eyes and small mouths are among the most noticeable artistic conventions of anime Le Guin s novelette turned science fiction conventions on their head by making humans the invaders

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The Geneva Conventions one of humanity s most important accomplishments of the last century turned 70 on 12 August 2019 It was an opportunity to celebrate all the lives the Conventions have

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Convention countable and uncountable plural conventions A meeting or gathering quotations

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The Geneva Conventions is a term used to collectively refer to the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 along with their two optional protocols Additional Protocols I and II which form the core of

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Conventions are generally accepted norms or standards of behavior in a particular social group or society They are often unwritten rules that dictate how people should act or behave in various

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countable uncountable a traditional method or style in literature art or the theatre the conventions of Greek tragedy