Synonyms for ethos
ˈi θɒs, ˈi θoʊs, ˈɛθ ɒs, -oʊsethos

Princeton's WordNet

1. ethosnoun

   (anthropology) the distinctive spirit of a culture or an era

   "the Greek ethos"

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1. • Anthropology
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1. List of paraphrases for "ethos":

   ethics, philosophy, spirit, ethic, ethical

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1. Tim Kaine:

   I'm on the Armed Services Committee and I know how The President military leaders feel about this, they are just ashamed that The US would abandon a battlefield ally. ... This is just completely contrary to the ethos of, you don't leave a battlefield colleague behind.

2. Indre Rockefeller:

   Because sustainability is about so much more than just using the right materials or getting the right certifications, we fold social issues like workers’ rights and environmental justice into our sustainability ethos.

3. Nick Dienna:

   I commend Master Chief Carter for having the forthrightness and the courage to uphold this ethos by taking responsibility and holding himself accountable for his comments, i sincerely thank him for his years of devoted service to our Navy and to the men and women of Truman, and I wish him the best.

4. Nancy Viall:

   We were so excited to team up with Steve Madden to bring this collection to life, the authenticity and individuality that Steve Madden's designs offer aligns perfectly with our brand ethos.

5. Stanford University:

   Law enforcement tends to have the same problems that the military has in making women feel valued and welcome, a lot of law enforcement agencies have a macho ethos that can make it harder for women to feel like they belong.