conventionalized – Ideal Dictionary

Conventionalized (প্রথাগত, রীতিবদ্ধ, স্বীকৃত) is a term that refers to something that has been established or accepted as a norm or standard within a particular context. It often implies that certain practices, ideas, or expressions have become standardized over time.

Part of Speech: Adjective (অব্যয়)

Pronunciation: kənˈvɛnʃənəlaɪzd

Definition: Conventionalized refers to the process by which something becomes conventional or widely accepted as a norm. It often involves the establishment of certain practices or ideas that are recognized and followed by a group or society.

Synonyms:
– Standardized [মানক]
– Established [প্রতিষ্ঠিত]
– Customary [রীতি অনুযায়ী]
– Normative [মানদণ্ড]
– Institutionalized [প্রতিষ্ঠানিক]

For more, see:
standardized meaning in bengali,
established meaning in bengali,
customary meaning in bengali,
normative meaning in bengali,
institutionalized meaning in bengali.

Antonyms:
– Unconventional [অপ্রথাগত]
– Irregular [অবৈধ]
– Nonstandard [অমানক]

Bengali meanings:
– Unconventional [অপ্রথাগত]
– Irregular [অবৈধ]
– Nonstandard [অমানক]

Origin: The term conventionalized derives from the root word “convention,” which comes from the Latin “conventio,” meaning “agreement” or “meeting.” It has evolved to signify practices that are agreed upon or accepted by a group.

Nearby Words:
– Convention (noun)
– Conventional (adjective)
– Conventionally (adverb)

Conventionalized in Literature:
1. “Language is a conventionalized system of communication.” – Noam Chomsky (ভাষা একটি প্রথাগত যোগাযোগের ব্যবস্থা।)
2. “Art is a conventionalized expression of human experience.” – John Dewey (শিল্প মানব অভিজ্ঞতার একটি প্রথাগত প্রকাশ।)

Conventionalized Meaning in Different Languages:
Bengali: প্রথাগত,
Hindi: पारंपरिक,
Nepali: परंपरागत,
Urdu: روایتی,
Tamil: பாரம்பரிய,
Telugu: సంప్రదాయ,
Arabic: تقليدي,
Chinese: 传统的,
Japanese: 従来の,
Russian: традиционный.

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engtoben.com,
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Wikipedia.com,
thefreedictionary.com.