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What is another word for
requirement
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Something that is formally or legally required or obligatory
A necessary or essential item for a given task
Something that must be done or adhered to based on need or urgency
Something asked for
An authoritative order
A final statement of terms or conditions made by one party to another, especially one that expresses a threat of reprisal or war
A requirement for something
A non-specific rule or principle that provides direction to action or behaviour
An urgent need or demand
A moral, professional or legal duty
A pin inserted through holes at the end of an axle, so as to secure a wheel
The state or condition of being unavoidable
The act of compelling observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation
(
often in plural form "standards"
)
A principle of conduct informed by notions of honor and decency
Compulsory school subjects
Reliance on someone or something for financial support
A thing that is done simply to comply with convention, regulations, or custom
Coercion or compulsion, especially with the use or threat of violence
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
Something that is formally or legally required or obligatory
requisite
condition
prerequisite
specification
stipulation
demand
precondition
constraint
proviso
provision
obligation
terms
compulsion
element
exaction
prescription
stress
qualification
rider
reservation
restriction
clause
limitation
contingency
essential
necessity
need
must
caveat
sine qua non
catch
strings
term
modification
rule
criterion
fine print
must-have
postulate
article
if
small print
codicil
imperative
exception
arrangement
disclaimer
kicker
exemption
limit
circumscription
amendment
alteration
revision
agreement
restraint
necessary condition
check
stricture
fetter
string
but
priority
essential condition
necessary thing
obligatory condition
contract
settlement
engagement
complication
outline
prearrangement
designation
addendum
adjunct
addition
supplement
measure
attachment
clarification
rudiment
basic
desideratum
needful
necessary
uncertainty
doubt
allowance
duty
non-negotiable point
essential requirement
caution
admonition
warning
hesitation
vagueness
string attached
tempering
adaptation
refinement
mitigation
objection
softening
lessening
adjustment
moderation
reduction
guideline
supposition
instruction
monition
item
paragraph
heading
passage
section
part
point
lack of certainty
commonition
forewarning
sign
alarm
detail
parameter
curb
chapter
subsection
note
control
denial
red flag
alarm bells
particular
regulation
division
ultimatum
joker
repudiation
disavowal
rejection
demarcation
negation
order
delineation
description
disallowance
contradiction
disconfirmation
denegation
containment
handicap
confinement
inhibition
string attached to something
no-no
lock
custody
bounds
cramp
limits
hang-up
brake
glitch
contraction
ceiling
renunciation
ball and chain
small difficulty
stumbling block
excess baggage
retraction
abjuration
abnegation
disassociation
dissociation
more ❯
“There is a
requirement
in your contract that you do not consume alcohol during working hours.”
Noun
▲
A necessary or essential item for a given task
need
essential
necessity
fundamental
prerequisite
must-have
essential item
necessary item
vital part
necessary
sine qua non
necessary condition
requisite
condition
must
demand
needful
essentiality
part and parcel
precondition
stipulation
qualification
proviso
provision
reservation
contingency
exception
postulate
terms
exemption
modification
rule
arrangement
kicker
catch
strings
article
codicil
small print
fine print
“Drinking water is a
requirement
for our long hike.”
Noun
▲
Something that must be done or adhered to based on need or urgency
essential
necessity
need
imperative
must
urgency
exigency
requisite
prerequisite
fundamental
condition
precondition
demand
must-have
sine qua non
stipulation
necessary
essentiality
needful
essential item
necessary item
lifeblood
vital part
part and parcel
obligation
duty
devoir
charge
commitment
basic
essence
indispensable
want
vital
essential requirement
indispensable thing
indispensable item
necessary thing
not to be missed
life or death
specification
qualification
desideratum
criterion
postulate
more ❯
“It is a
requirement
that you stay indoors during extreme weather.”
Noun
▲
Something asked for
demand
claim
wish
want
ask
concern
desideratum
request
desire
requisition
ultimatum
imploration
petition
charge
call
exaction
plea
order
mandate
insistence
pressure
stipulation
behest
appeal
bidding
drive
importunity
bid
solicitation
supplication
application
entreaty
suit
dun
task
assignment
exigency
requisite
asking
necessity
expectation
reliance
pretence
UK
pretense
US
pretension
dibs
right
levy
toll
lien
reclamation
fee
payment
contribution
extortion
imposition
command
clamour
UK
need
condition
provision
dictate
urging
hest
counterclaim
arrogation
must-have
enquiry
UK
impetration
pursuit
question
entreatment
prayer
clamor
US
inquiry
US
interest
interrogation
big ask
more ❯
“What specifically is the complainant's
requirement
?”
Noun
▲
An authoritative order
command
order
direction
instruction
decree
dictate
directive
injunction
bidding
commandment
demand
edict
behest
mandate
fiat
exhortation
ordinance
precept
request
requisition
rule
stipulation
canon
charge
imperative
imposition
pronouncement
resolution
ruling
ultimatum
word
hest
obligation
prescript
regulation
rescript
statute
will
act
adjuration
briefing
call
devoir
dictation
dictum
diktat
exaction
interdiction
law
notification
ordering
proclamation
subpoena
summons
warrant
writ
do
say-so
ukase
pronunciamento
prescription
guideline
promulgation
bylaw
reg
code
by-law
desire
insistence
recommendation
wish
bill
enactment
tenet
convention
standard
measure
criterion
constitution
guide
precedent
principle
assize
decretum
statement
assertion
advice
want
guidance
irade
firman
decretal
prompting
solicitation
suggestion
affirmation
declaration
information
enjoinment
expressed desire
invocation
choice
urging
propriety
decorum
brocard
etiquette
judgement
UK
procedure
entreaty
legislation
no-no
amendment
announcement
Act of Parliament
verdict
clause
judgment
US
commitment
pressing
court order
legislative document
piece of legislation
covenant
formula
importunity
insistency
arm-twisting
importuning
motion
no-nos
ground rule
Bible
numbers
book
parameter
credo
belief
creed
ratification
maxim
ethic
decalogue
practice
institute
doctrine
fundamental
foundation
postulate
cause
notice
axiom
reason
equity
divestiture
proposal
garnishment
generalization
US
decision
generalisation
UK
mitzvah
exigency
ground
principium
proposition
truth
caveat
base
determination
doggedness
perseverance
firmness
persistence
resolve
chapter and verse
standing order
due process
kaupapa
truism
theorem
custom
dogma
saying
aphorism
authorization
US
basis
authorisation
UK
bull
norm
teaching
gnome
apothegm
model
adage
manifesto
assumption
essence
motto
byword
verity
apophthegm
theory
fact
yardstick
benchmark
touchstone
proverb
saw
concept
sanction
tradition
par
ideology
philosophy
guiding principle
gauge
UK
example
barometer
conviction
form
specification
pattern
device
moral
bar
grade
metric
mark
rubric
heritage
archetype
golden rule
opinion
gospel
gold standard
gage
US
code of belief
article of faith
thesis
deduction
hypothesis
project
working principle
rap
charging
say
moral law
preception
action
ipse dixit
axioma
credence
faith
instrument
average
the word
memorandum
memo
finding
the riot act
accepted truth
general truth
lemma
conjecture
keystone
message
communication
credit
ideal
commission
median
mean
local law
sentence
adjudication
rule of thumb
creation
lawmaking
establishment
doom
holding
gospel truth
authority
idea
accreditation
licence
license
empowerment
delegation
certainty
essential
epigram
written law
petition
ineluctability
inevitability
inevitableness
platitude
catchphrase
watchword
sententia
slogan
consent
support
permission
okay
go-ahead
draft law
proposed act
proposed legislation
projected law
act of parliament
usage
instrument of government
enthymeme
cliche
epithet
commonplace
teachings
determinant
carte blanche
green light
blank check
idealogy
testament
article
reality
certitude
habit
protocol
formality
orthodoxy
bon mot
way
view
credenda
persuasion
tenets
punctilio
conventionality
revelation
treatment
medicine
preparation
drug
set of principles
set of beliefs
kawa
ceremonial
tikanga
praxis
mores
moeurs
proven principle
accepted behaviour
covenance
fashion
percept
remedy
cure
dose
mixture
test
medicament
medication
scale
physic
medicinal
nostrum
proof
indicator
forescript
exemplar
point of reference
litmus test
prototype
condition
paradigm
original
bench mark
point of comparison
more ❯
Noun
▲
A final statement of terms or conditions made by one party to another, especially one that expresses a threat of reprisal or war
ultimatum
demand
requisition
claim
importunity
petition
dun
stipulation
challenge
conditions
proposition
proviso
warning
final notice
final offer
final proposal
final terms
final warning
final word
last chance
last offer
last word
sticking point
request
plea
order
appeal
call
wish
imploration
entreaty
desire
application
mandate
bid
behest
drive
charge
supplication
bidding
solicitation
want
insistence
command
pressure
exaction
summons
suit
urging
task
assignment
asking
exigency
requisite
indent
pretence
UK
pretense
US
pretension
dibs
right
ask
notice
necessity
expectation
purchase order
invitation
petitioning
reliance
pleading
beseech
proposal
subpoena
lien
reclamation
imposition
clamour
UK
need
condition
provision
dictate
hest
counterclaim
arrogation
must-have
enquiry
UK
impetration
pursuit
question
entreatment
prayer
clamor
US
inquiry
US
interest
interrogation
big ask
adjuration
aspiration
submission
profession
invocation
overture
cry
purporting
conjuration
suppliance
cry from the heart
earnest request
begging
address
obsecration
obtestation
recourse
cri de cœur
urgent request
assertion
orison
assumption
de profundis
tender
form
rights
letter
approach
draught
UK
presentation
paper
reason
privilege
entitlement
draft
US
grounds
occasion
exhortation
excuse
cause
justification
beseeching
dueness
urge
importuning
enjoinment
pretext
imprecation
preemptive declaration
first dibs
more ❯
Noun
▲
A requirement for something
need
demand
urgency
necessity
use
wish
call
desire
hunger
imperative
longing
requisite
urge
yearning
covetousness
craving
eagerness
exigency
fervour
UK
fervor
US
hankering
lust
market
occasion
pining
predilection
proclivity
propensity
thirst
absence
appetite
aspiration
cry out
dearth
deficit
desideratum
dream
lustfulness
needfulness
scantiness
scarceness
scarcity
exigence
inclination
necessitude
passion
support
ambition
drive
drought
expectation
fancy
focus
strong interest
want
essential
hope
obligation
objective
lack
goal
aim
cause
motive
sine qua non
purpose
motivation
indispensability
request
gap
essentiality
claim
ideal
prerequisite
inferiority
necessary
imposition
needs
exigencies
requirements
demands
deficiency
indispensable thing
desired thing
missing thing
needed thing
essential item
necessary item
heart's desire
intent
disposition
compulsion
predisposition
yearn
relish
pursuit
obsession
penchant
zeal
ache
yen
endeavor
US
preference
impulse
fire in the belly
whim
impetus
endeavour
UK
will
reason
excuse
justification
rationale
provocation
grounds
inducement
incentive
causation
causality
antecedent
basis
warrant
foundation
pretext
stimulus
explanation
right
influence
prompting
ground
determinant
more ❯
Noun
▲
A non-specific rule or principle that provides direction to action or behaviour
guideline
advice
recommendation
direction
specification
suggestion
benchmark
criterion
gage
US
gauge
UK
instruction
measure
parameter
precept
prescription
principle
proposal
regulation
rule
standard
yardstick
clue
code
constraint
counsel
directions
guidance
guide
key
limit
mark
marker
policy
procedure
protocol
signal
touchstone
guiding principle
ground rule
standard procedure
rule of thumb
barometer
pattern
model
norm
example
exemplar
basis
indicator
test
par
point of reference
litmus test
scale
bar
metric
grade
archetype
precedent
convention
paradigm
formula
meter
US
gold standard
index
metre
UK
order
sample
check
indication
condition
ideal
reference
canon
average
prototype
type
restriction
sign
law
hallmark
mean
custom
omen
pointer
median
reference point
warning
bellwether
beacon
hint
frame of reference
extent
estimate
height
size
device
measurement
thickness
recognizance
US
assessment
degree
instrument
scope
tester
capacity
bore
depth
width
span
magnitude
level
rule of order
design
display
standing order
target
classic example
referral
symbol
proof
blueprint
signpost
plan
paragon
guide to
fact
foundation
opinion
original
measuring stick
bench mark
standards
ethics
morals
ethos
morality
principles
recognisance
UK
point of comparison
instructions
map
optimum
medium
exhortation
diagnostic
zero
control
beau ideal
enjoinder
way
practice
rider
urging
advocacy
submission
proposition
routine
form
tradition
baseline
perfection
roadmap
normality
habit
advisement
wont
normalcy
rubric
heritage
formality
method
praxis
course
provision
stipulation
starting point
starting position
reference line
point of departure
last word
framework
boundary
limitation
charge
order of things
detail
proviso
constant
variable
particular
description
delineation
limiting factor
consideration
factor
bound
stricture
distinguishing feature
template
classic
epitome
essence
mirror
mould
UK
quintessence
embodiment
idea
stereotype
apotheosis
mold
US
lodestar
authority
instance
illustration
lead
acme
inspiration
cynosure
perfect example
eidolon
master
shining example
antecedent
role model
icon
patron saint
tenet
ordeal
ensample
assize
maxim
required standard
trial
rulebook
rules
standard of comparison
parallel case
guiding spirit
torchbearer
pioneer
trailblazer
exemplification
representative case
expectations
assumptions
version
archetypal
setup
style
mock-up
specimen
ancestor
predecessor
precursor
granddaddy
grandaddy
first
foregoer
forerunner
daddy
polestar
focus
luminary
compass
case
representative
byword
game plan
first model
first example
nonpareil
definitive example
avatar
aim
guiding light
antecessor
textbook example
copy
jewel
nonesuch
value
guiding star
masterpiece
personification
representative example
typical example
flower
good example
treasure
gem
tops
angel
best
pick
peach
crackerjack
beauty
champ
ultimate
lovely
trump
cream
champion
love
sublimation
previous case
previous instance
prior case
prior example
prior instance
previous example
something else
perfect example of its kind
one in a million
more ❯
Noun
▲
An urgent need or demand
exigency
crisis
emergency
difficulty
demand
necessity
need
hardship
constraint
extremity
fix
jam
juncture
pass
pinch
pressure
stress
urgency
acuteness
clutch
conjuncture
crossroads
crunch
demandingness
distress
Dunkirk
head
pickle
plight
predicament
scrape
strait
tinderbox
want
criticalness
essential
imperativeness
needfulness
pressingness
quandary
requisite
wont
boiling point
breaking point
contingency
crossroad
crunch time
dilemma
duress
exigence
flash point
vicissitude
zero hour
panic stations
turning point
moment of truth
point of no return
trouble
circumstance
impasse
critical moment
climax
crux
corner
condition
deadlock
decisive moment
hot water
deep water
hole
bind
drag
asperity
defining moment
critical point
imbroglio
crisis point
pivotal moment
climacteric
stage
high noon
hour of decision
Rubicon
state
mess
watershed
culmination
crucial moment
box
catch-22
hang-up
crucial point
rigor
US
bad news
critical period
rigour
UK
crucial period
pivotal point
turn of the tide
do or die time
demands
strain
tension
threshold
market
adversity
situation
hot spot
landmark
peak
pain
crossing
struggle
muddle
hassle
cusp
quagmire
tight spot
misfortune
pivot
change
nexus
posture
position
frustration
dire straits
labor
US
labour
UK
misery
weight
grievance
anxiety
perplexity
painfulness
when push comes to shove
tipping point
puzzle
embarrassment
critical stage
critical juncture
critical mass
watershed moment
decisive point
l
Dutch
trouble spot
a hole
a fix
a jam
a scrape
knife-edge
connection
combination
concurrence
conclusion
end
acme
flashpoint
straits
test
problem
time
deadline
vital moment
countdown
appointed hour
target
D-day
appointed time
A-day
H-hour
needs
exigencies
requirements
rubicon
milepost
milestone
moment
point
terminus
tight squeeze
state of affairs
state of things
shift
peripeteia
transition
hinge
axis
development
twist
target day
jumping-off point
the time
start time
moment of decision
uphill battle
gap
critical situation
trying time
danger level
high point
brink
overextension
breakpoint
edge
limit
overstrain
lack
rising action
crucial occurrence
kairotic moment
when it came to it
match point
occasion
race against time
point of decision
phase
period
desire
uphill
inferiority
interval
status
instant
choice
point in time
pretty
call
extreme tension
snapping point
loss
tribulation
verge of collapse
spreading too thin
pretty kettle of fish
a bad situation
bewilderment
mystification
squeeze
bottleneck
a plight
a mess
choke point
fine kettle of fish
a predicament
a tight corner
a sorry condition
a bind
a difficult situation
oppression
wish
claim
spot
desperate straits
moment in time
imposition
knot
hazard
exertion
burden
load
height
dependency
dependence
heat
barricade
discouragement
stew
sweat
hardness
depression
stalemate
sine qua non
woe
wretchedness
confrontation
standstill
a spot
a stew
harassment
hard times
dead end
a pickle
how-do-you-do
issue
pains
awkwardness
problems
drain
laboriousness
strenuousness
arduousness
aggravation
struggling
strife
swamp
rattrap
jackpot
mire
awkward situation
difficult situation
affliction
setback
bother
worry
ado
toil
tight corner
lot
problematic situation
soup
albatross
dolour
hangup
travails
sticky situation
sticky wicket
kettle of fish
rabbit hole
sink or swim time
coming to a head
annoyance
trials and tribulations
irritation
mental burden
to-do
inconvenience
bafflement
pressure cooker
large order
rough go
more ❯
Noun
▲
A moral, professional or legal duty
obligation
duty
responsibility
charge
commitment
job
task
burden
business
function
liability
accountability
devoir
assignment
chore
engagement
office
onus
calling
commission
imperative
incumbency
mission
need
promise
role
trust
understanding
culpability
accountableness
answerability
must
occupation
ought
moral imperative
work
part
service
concern
province
place
contract
undertaking
station
pigeon
amenability
blame
blameworthiness
arrearage
debt
indebtedness
subjection
amenableness
owing
compulsion
chargeability
vulnerability
exposure
susceptibleness
susceptibility
openness
vulnerableness
arrears
score
incrimination
fault
rap
legal responsibility
guilt
loyalty
obedience
allegiance
respect
faithfulness
deference
reverence
fidelity
homage
fealty
conscience
integrity
pledge
legal obligation
call of duty
good faith
moral obligation
more ❯
Noun
▲
A pin inserted through holes at the end of an axle, so as to secure a wheel
linchpin
cornerstone
essential
fulcrum
hub
kingpin
prerequisite
sine qua non
Noun
▲
The state or condition of being unavoidable
unavoidability
certainty
inescapability
inevitability
inexorability
necessity
obligation
inexorableness
stubbornness
pertinacity
doggedness
obduracy
intransigence
inflexibility
perseverance
rigidity
contumacy
grimness
rigidness
indomitability
inflexibleness
obstinacy
intransigency
relentlessness
bullheadedness
mulishness
pigheadedness
adamancy
remorselessness
incompliance
obdurateness
incompliancy
die-hardism
implacableness
implacability
ineluctability
inevitableness
sureness
shoo-in
fate
unavoidableness
willfulness
pertinaciousness
opinionatedness
hardheadedness
obstinateness
self-opinionatedness
self-will
hardness
severity
harshness
stringency
sternness
strictness
rigor
US
exactingness
rigorousness
unyieldingness
immovability
rigour
UK
obdu
ruthlessness
pitilessness
intractability
vengefulness
mercilessness
resolve
hardheartedness
callousness
cold-heartedness
cruelty
unforgivingness
stiffness
persistence
steeliness
inelasticity
fixity
narrow-mindedness
determination
dogmatism
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of compelling observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation
enforcement
administration
application
imposition
implementation
prosecution
execution
administering
discharge
fulfillment
US
fulfilment
UK
carrying out
effectuation
exaction
insistence
obligation
pursuance
reinforcement
coercion
compulsion
duress
enforcing
fulfilling
impulsion
lash
necessitation
prescription
pressure
spur
whip
compulsory law
martial law
putting into practice
exercise
applying
imposing
exacting
inflicting
infliction
provision
delivery
delivering
bestowal
direction
operation
dispensation
doling out
meting out
dealing out
more ❯
Noun
▲
(
often in plural form "standards"
)
A principle of conduct informed by notions of honor and decency
standard
principle
code
fundamental
rule
axiom
canon
ethos
belief
ethic
exemplar
ideal
moral
morality
moral principle
norm
paradigm
scruple
code of behavior
US
code of behaviour
UK
rule of living
beau ideal
code of honor
code of honour
virtue
integrity
moral value
conviction
ideology
probity
rectitude
uprightness
persuasion
scruples
high-mindedness
righteousness
creed
conscience
honor
US
decency
honour
UK
philosophy
mores
ethicality
manners
conduct
moral code
standard of behaviour
habit
principles of behavior
sense of morality
moral standard
behavior
US
principle of right and wrong
rule of conduct
code of ethic
behaviour
UK
moral philosophy
sense of honour
sense of duty
more ❯
Noun
▲
Compulsory school subjects
core curriculum
programme
UK
program
US
curriculum
course of study
course of instruction
required course
syllabus
subjects
modules
schedule
educational program
programme of studies
course of studies
prospectus
timetable
educational programme
programme of study
program of studies
course
studies
national curriculum
class
program of study
outline
synopsis
course outline
conspectus
training course
training program
programme of instruction
teaching programme
capitulation
review
rundown
summary
aperçu
sketch
catalogue
UK
workshop
lesson
lecture
announcement
list
brochure
education
seminar
module
study
coaching
session
tutorial
academy
schooling
subject
laboratory
conference
classes
pamphlet
plan
scheme
description
advertisement
particulars
exercise
assignment
drill
catalog
US
details
handbook
booklet
literature
design
leaflet
set of lectures
school work
lecture series
lecture group
discussion group
Noun
▲
Reliance on someone or something for financial support
dependence
confidence
hope
reliance
trust
assurance
belief
credence
expectance
faith
leaning on
necessity
need
need for
reliance on
want
belief in
clinging to
confidence in
faith in
seeking support from
trust in
certainty
stock
conviction
store
certitude
acceptance
sureness
credit
hopefulness
optimism
loyalty
surety
expectation
traction
entrustment
support
assuredness
freedom from doubt
freedom from suspicion
swallowing
cocksureness
doubtlessness
dependence on
credence in
face
satisfaction
accepting
weight
admission
authority
admitting
positiveness
sure bet
devotion
devotedness
faithfulness
dedication
commitment
fidelity
constancy
steadfastness
allegiance
piety
fealty
troth
attachment
credulity
assent
adhesion
fastness
adherence
staunchness
dependability
trustworthiness
reliability
duty
true-heartedness
trustiness
ardor
US
ardour
UK
homage
obedience
trueness
bond
honour
UK
honor
US
obligation
reassurance
submission
fancy
patriotism
integrity
firmness
honesty
steadiness
estimation
observation
respect
divined
obeisance
attentiveness
fulfilment
UK
heed
trueheartedness
devoutness
inviolability
bonding
consecration
deference
closeness
care
believability
realism
correctness
scrupulousness
fulfillment
US
monogamy
lealty
resolution
determination
resoluteness
doggedness
perseverance
fixedness
tenacity
resolve
rose-colored glasses
obstinacy
application
light at end of tunnel
unfailingness
love
eagerness
truthfulness
decision
abidingness
principle
single-mindedness
zeal
earnestness
light at the end of the tunnel
staying power
assumption
supposition
presumption
calculation
prediction
anticipation
projection
conjecture
forecast
surmise
notion
promise
view
reckoning
presupposition
expectancy
apprehension
contemplation
design
intention
motive
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that is done simply to comply with convention, regulations, or custom
formality
form
ritual
convention
ceremony
custom
regulation
rite
rule
bureaucracy
ceremonial
conventionality
observance
procedure
solemnity
gesture
paperwork
protocol
punctilio
academism
convenance
formal gesture
liturgy
officialism
official procedure
red tape
rituality
rubric
service
solemnness
stereotype
tradition
matter of form
practice
usage
habit
ordinance
office
sacrament
praxis
celebration
routine
worship
propriety
prescription
way
act
mores
order
performance
decorum
etiquette
institution
norm
Sacrament
method
formula
mystery
fashion
heritage
canon
policy
wont
mode
proprieties
tikanga
precept
formal procedure
pomp
strictness
nicety
conformity
formal courtesy
communion
formalities
function
punctiliousness
style
manner
code
system
pattern
manners
moeurs
law
kawa
rules
mass
accepted behaviour
done thing
festival
occasion
lockstep
schedule
courteousness
sermon
services
formulation
preciseness
ceremoniousness
formalism
politeness
covenance
principle
percept
proceedings
pageantry
normality
barometer
benchmark
regime
normalcy
condition
yardstick
guideline
course
religious ceremony
form of worship
church service
business
ado
rigmarole
use
habitude
treatment
currency
acceptance
management
rote
trick
control
standard
par
matter of course
behaviour
UK
palaver
festivity
conduct
decency
how
approach
social practice
tack
tactics
recipe
technique
regimen
strategy
methodology
order of things
commemoration
show
solemnities
proceeding
behavior
US
channels
setup
ropes
process
exactitude
meticulousness
precision
parade
modus operandi
right practice
set formula
scrupulousness
customs
conscientiousness
by the book
by the numbers
conventions
particularity
courtesies
politesse
civilities
conventionalities
couth
finickiness
civility
rules of conduct
courtesy
thing to do
social graces
good form
code of behaviour
UK
p's and q's
code of behavior
US
proper behavior
dignity
consuetude
dictates
conventionalism
precedent
folkways
shibboleth
customariness
vogue
design
mould
UK
character
attitude
mold
US
type
observation
kaupapa
sacred cow
unwritten rule
unwritten law
established way
way of doing things
plan
tenet
programme
UK
means
program
US
maxim
belief
line
mechanism
rut
modus
ethics
doctrine
groove
prescript
principles
exercise
regulations
average
scheme
drill
prevailing attitude
accepted belief
orthodoxy
operation
course of action
nuts and bolts
diplomatic code
standard procedure
social code
social procedures
decree
notion
lore
niceties
idea
edict
concept
culture
folklore
treadmill
grind
morals
punctilios
code of conduct
accepted view
measure
morality
blueprint
customary behaviour
dogma
vein
creed
arrangement
route
tactic
theory
action
credo
set of principles
line of action
wise
medium
usual procedure
the book
discipline
line of attack
practise
dictate
statute
normal
decretum
past
background
history
historical convention
asylum
phenomenon
fact
sequence
agreement
guidelines
home
madhouse
bedlam
cycle
vow
confirmation
matrimony
baptism
marriage
confession
oath
prison
hostel
fixture
beaten path
oral history
expected behavior
institute
attack
precepts
holy orders
obligation
covenant
framework
regularity
teaching
specifications
direction
equation
theorem
description
road
medicine
preparation
drug
set of procedures
logical order
logical process
frame of reference
artifice
systematic process
orderly process
set of guidelines
set of channels
fixed order
state
constitution
residential care home
ways and means
schema
tenor
adjustment
sense
disposal
disposition
method of working
technic
wrinkle
how-to
reasoning
shortcut
criterion
tone
phraseology
quality
locution
conviction
view
opinion
remedy
model
charter
laws
practical
gauge
UK
touchstone
scale
set of standards
set of customs
dose
mixture
cure
genre
posture
status
sort
situation
book
kind
article of faith
religion
received wisdom
faith
decalogue
jurisprudence
standards
ethos
basis
mean
legendry
legend
medication
medicament
myth
good manners
exemplar
guide
wisdom
ethic
birthright
fable
mythology
mythos
routine job
circuit
boring routine
pace
circle
dead end
assembly line
same old round
daily grind
humdrum existence
round
humdrum
digest
codex
body of law
cliché
litmus test
point of reference
median
gage
US
nostrum
physic
medicinal
established practice
proper behaviour
amenities
seemliness
suavities
acceptable behaviour
polite behaviour
deportment
good behaviour
rules of behaviour
generality
generalization
US
forescript
oral code
law of the land
conception
boilerplate
trope
steps
measures
good behavior
social norm
stratagem
path
step
exercising
implementation
generalisation
UK
carrying out
putting into practice
fulfilment
UK
enactment
exertion
pursuit
accomplishment
employment
application
activity
play
enjoyment
fulfillment
US
transaction
agenda
hackneyed idea
standard image
conventional image
received idea
maneuver
US
agendum
series of steps
angle
manoeuvre
UK
move
plan of action
standard operating procedure
the numbers
road map
SOP
MO
game plan
set of tactics
master plan
grand design
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Coercion or compulsion, especially with the use or threat of violence
force
coercion
compulsion
constraint
pressure
duress
enforcement
oppression
violence
harassment
intimidation
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
threats
influence
exaction
extortion
foul play
obligation
arm-twisting
conscription
pains
force majeure
strong arm
demand
restraint
persuasion
threat
insistence
monkey
hang-up
driving
bullying
strong-arm tactics
strong arm tactics
provocation
entreaty
badgering
pestering
nagging
goading
harrying
sway
power
imprisonment
necessity
captivity
hardship
confinement
incarceration
browbeating
discipline
detention
bondage
control
no-no
spur
spring
goad
impelling
motive
impulsion
threatening
menacing
menace
strong-arming
blackmail
terrorization
shakedown
a must
strong-arm tactic
urgency
engrossment
exigency
prepossession
preoccupation
craving
duty
extraction
rapacity
scare tactics
ambush
terrorism
reign of terror
squeezing
squeeze
entrapment
tiger by the tail
have on the brain
demanding money with menaces
terrifying
scaring
domineering
subduing
tyrannization
hounding
railroading
steamrollering
conscience
warning
fulmination
ultimatum
commination
fearmongering
thunder
scare tactic
intimidating remark
threatening remark
intimidatory remark
alarming
pressuring
pressurizing
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unnerving
cowing
tormenting
frightening
persecution
plaguing
menaces
terrorizing
US
daunting
fear
bulldozing
demoralizing
US
demoralising
UK
terrorising
UK
pressurising
UK
administration
imposition
application
prosecution
implementation
execution
fulfilment
UK
administering
discharge
carrying out
effectuation
pursuance
reinforcement
enforcing
putting into practice
prescription
compulsory law
whip
necessitation
lash
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fulfilling
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