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. John Demers:

   We have to have an evidentiary basis to say, when you act, would-be-reporter, you're actually acting at the direction of your government and you don't have an independent journalistic ethos that we think of when we look at a reporter, in fact, not labeling you as a foreign agent is misleading because you're presenting yourself to the American people as somebody who's independent and thinking your own thoughts but you're not, you're getting your thoughts from a foreign government.

2. Yet Boykin:

   What’s really troublesome and almost frightening to know is that we have a commander in chief who does not see the imperative of bringing the Americans home, that’s a longstanding ethos, not just of the military, but of America.

3. Michael Waltz:

   I think it's the mindset, the work ethic, the ethos that we bring that we need a lot more of.

4. Yossi Tzur:

   He is not part of the Israeli ethos. He is not part of the sacrifice our children made at the altar for the sake of Israel's establishment and existence.

5. 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.