respectability
கண்ணியமுடைமை
definition
noun
provincial notions of respectability
the state or quality of being proper, correct, and socially acceptable.
translation of 'respectability'
கண்ணியமுடைமை,
மதிப்புடைமை
example
provincial notions of 'respectability'
It's a very worrying development and it's gaining social 'respectability' .
The Sixties completely wiped away the notion that virginity was essential to 'respectability' and decency.
The acquisition of land not only gave social 'respectability' but also wealth.
If marriage confers social status and 'respectability' , adultery confers a stigma.
Teaching offered both social 'respectability' and an opportunity to earn a living.
It describes the way the lower castes tend to imitate the customs and rituals of the upper layers in order to gain social 'respectability' .
Wealth is a marker for social status, success, and 'respectability' , just as poverty is stigmatising.
His take on the 'respectability' of SETI in the scientific community is unduly pessimistic.
Has the notion of solidarity escaped him in his flight for 'respectability' ?
scientific 'respectability'
What they seemed to entirely be missing in their analysis is the notion of 'respectability' .
In the course of her conversation on the day of the workshop, she often referred to the terms dignity and 'respectability' .
The old 'respectability' of the establishment could no longer cover up the major moral lapses of the financial sector.
They spend their fortune trying to gain social 'respectability' .
They've got that credibility and that 'respectability' back.
In this way, perhaps, he seeks to cloak his book in an aura of scientific 'respectability' .
This is how it achieves 'respectability' , legitimacy and, very often, public funding.
For a long time, the capital of Victoria seemed to be the seat of provincial 'respectability' .
But the gravitational pull of bourgeois 'respectability' remained strong.
They desperately crave scientific 'respectability' , but it is their own theory that prevents them from attaining it.
The social 'respectability' of science attracted the patronage of wealthy and influential figures.
He had brought nobility and 'respectability' to the British stage.
In our family, integrity is there, 'respectability' also.
They were well aware that, in order to retain social 'respectability' , their sexual behaviour had to be beyond reproach.
provincial notions of 'respectability'
Modern dress also looks anachronistic in a world where 'respectability' is a prime virtue and cuckoldry a social stigma.
scientific 'respectability'
Now many astrologers seem to have a hankering, a hunger even, for scientific 'respectability' that never fails to amaze me.
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