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Explaining "Other times other manners."

Reviewed and edited by Anwar Kareem 29/09/2024, 15:51
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What does it mean?

Other times other manners.

The phrase "Other times other manners" suggests that social customs, behaviors, and etiquette can change over time. What is considered normal or acceptable in one era might be different in another.

Tone

Reflective

Origin

This phrase underscores the idea that cultural norms and manners are not fixed and can evolve over different periods. The precise origin is not well-documented, but it captures a universal observation about societal change.

Examples of usage

  • In the 19th century, formal letters were the norm, but now emails and texts are more common; other times other manners.
  • Fashion changes over the years, with each decade having its unique style; other times other manners.

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