etiquette
Pronunciation: [ˈɛtɪkɛt]
Word
Context: “social behavior”
(noun) the accepted way to behave in social situations. It's like a set of rules that helps us know how to be polite to others and act nicely. Think of it as the good manners we use when we meet people or are at events.
Example
Using proper etiquette, she politely introduced herself to everyone at the party.
Example
His lack of etiquette made others feel uncomfortable during the dinner.
Example
What are some important rules of etiquette to remember when meeting new people?
Context: “professional conduct”
(noun) the rules and standards for how to behave in a work or business setting. It includes things like dressing appropriately, being punctual, and communicating respectfully with colleagues.
Example
He followed business etiquette by arriving on time and dressing smartly for the meeting.
Example
Ignoring professional etiquette can lead to misunderstandings in the workplace.
Example
Why is it important to understand business etiquette for a successful career?
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