Plural of conventionality; established customs, conventions, and social standards; the quality of being conventional.
From 'conventionality' + plural '-ies.' The root 'convention' comes from Latin 'conventio' (coming together, agreement).
The Victorian era was obsessed with conventionalities—rules about what ladies could say, wear, and do—and the modernist artists who rejected them became legends.
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