A widely accepted way of thinking or behaving is a ____.

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Korolek [52]3 years ago

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A widely accepted way of thinking or behaving is a convention.

It denotes set of generally accepted standards and norms and a way in which something is usually done. Example for convention is shaking hands when greeting someone. Controversial on the other hand is something causing people to have opposing ways.

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