Synonyms for dress code
dress code

Princeton's WordNet

1. dress codenoun

   a set of rules specifying the correct manner of dress while on the premises of the institution (or specifying what manner of dress is prohibited)

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1. Jason Esteves:

   Speaking to the authority of a school board and the superintendent vs. that of the governor, our mask mandate is actually part of the dress code, it's an Atlanta public school policy that was passed by the school board.

2. Trevor Wilkinson:

   I'm graduating this year so I won't be around to stand up to this and keep fighting this, so the lawyers got more involved and kind of guided them a little bit, and my school did the great thing and made a committee to make this gender-neutral dress code and it got approved three nights ago.

3. Doug Scott:

   She called us in tears, she wore the extensions to school before and they never told us anything, so it was surprising to us that this was the first time we were hearing it was a violation of the school's dress code.

4. Mark Hoefer:

   He was turned away because he was not in compliance with our dress code, it has nothing to do with the color of his skin, he was in track pants, and we were being consistent with our policy, if we would have let him because of his celebrity status, we would have been discriminatory toward everyone we’ve turned away, based on that same policy.

5. Nicola Thorp:

   Employers are allowed to impose different dress codes for men and women, which is fair enough as long as that dress code doesn't favour one of the sexes, by making women wear high heels you are acting favourably towards men because their footwear doesn't affect their posture, their ability to move. It doesn't create long term health problems.