societally

Across the populace

In a way that relates to society as a whole rather than to individuals or smaller groups.

The adverb modifies actions, conditions, or judgments considered at the level of an entire community or culture: Attitudes toward marriage have shifted societally.

The practice is societally acceptable in some regions but not others.

cultural

heritage

Inherited cultural legacy

  • traditionsLong-established customs passed down
  • customsTraditional practices or import taxes
  • folkloreInherited cultural narratives

rituals · festivals · values · beliefs · taboos · norms · practices · cuisine · language · religion

norms

expectations

Beliefs about future outcomes

propriety · decency · conduct · behavior · standards · ethics · manners · decorum · civility · protocol

progressive

reform

Improve by correcting faults

inclusivity · diversity · empowerment · advocacy · feminism · egalitarianism · pluralism · tolerance · secularism · modernization

structures

institutions

Established organizations or practices

infrastructure · legislation · policies · governance · democracy · authority · judiciary · administration · regulations · economy

collective

communal

Shared by a community

solidarity · unity · collectivism · fellowship · network · alliance · consortium · integration · unification · interdependence

conservative

traditional

Following long-held customs

conventional · preservationist · stability · continuity · resistance · hierarchical · patriarchal · reactionary · nostalgic · heritage

Opposites
scope of agency or impact

societallyindividually

One at a time

personally · singly · privately · one-on-one · per capita

social vs. personal domain

societallyprivately

Out of public view

personally · intimately · domestically · inwardly · at home

Phrases
Family

societal

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G