studycustoms

noun
UK /ˈstʌdi ˈkʌstəmz/
US /ˈstʌdi ˈkʌstəmz/

Studying customs means learning about the special ways people in different places live and do things.

In social studies class, we study customs from around the world to understand how other families celebrate.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The school subject or activity of learning about the traditions and habits of groups of people.

Her favorite part of the exchange program was the study customs workshop on local festivals.

3. A careful look at the usual behaviors of a particular community.

The researchers' study customs revealed how the islanders greet visitors.

4. To observe and learn the accepted ways of behaving in a new place.

New employees study customs of the office before their first big meeting.

5. The habits and traditions connected with studying or learning.

The library has its own study customs, like keeping voices low and sharing tables.