1) (an instance of) the Christian ceremony of touching a person with, or putting a person in, water, to show that he or she is accepted as a member of the church (baptism)
2) to agree with, behave in the same way as, (generally accepted rules, standards etc) (conform)
3) agreement with, behaviour etc based on, (what is usual, accepted etc) (conformity)
4) the usual and generally accepted behaviour among most people (custom)
5) a belief, system of beliefs (especially by the Church) to be accepted as true without question (dogma)
6) (the holding of) a belief contrary to what is generally accepted in religion (heresy)
7) not normal, accepted or established (heterodox)
8) to make oneself accepted slowly and using dishonest means (insinuate)
9) (having opinions, beliefs etc which are) generally accepted or approved (orthodox)
10) a person who is not (considered to be) an accepted member of a group, society etc (outsider)
belonging to, used by, coming from, done by, affecting, all or nearly all members of a group or society
average, ordinary
based on convention (and so sometimes appearing insincere)
common, normal
in common or general use now
contemporary; common
in agreement with, according to, custom
usual, established
regular, usual; having a habit mentioned
usual, established
of know
famous, popular
born of parents who are married to each other; according to law or public opinion of correct or moral behaviour
authentic, valid, legal
the most important or chief kind, tendency etc
prevailing
liked, admired, enjoyed by many people
well-known, favorite
generally considered to be
commonly believed
the fixed and usual way of doing things
habitual
of the usual or accepted kind; something used as a test or measure of something
regular, approved
in, showing, complete agreement
in agreement; uncontested
of understand
assumed, implicit
certain; accepted as true
undisputed
of, belonging to, done by, affecting, all
worldwide, entire
not known or imagined
undisputed
not written down; understood but not stated
understood
happening often; ordinary, expected
common, typical
confirmed
confirmed
wanted; received with, giving, pleasure; allowed with pleasure to do something; a greeting, response by word or action, when a person arrives, when an offer is received etc
gladly received
