Social Values And Norms

noun a word that can be countable or uncountable

• The moral climate of the company is reflected in its strict code of conduct and ethical guidelines.
• The moral climate around here is pretty relaxed, as long as you don't break any major rules.
• The moral climate in this school is all over the place - some kids follow the rules, while others don't care at all.
• In a society where materialism reigns supreme, the moral climate can often be overlooked.

noun A pillar is a tall vertical structure, usually used to support a building or as a decoration. In this context, 'pillar' symbolizes a person or thing that is considered a mainstay or support of society.

preposition The preposition 'of' shows the relationship between 'pillar' and 'society', indicating that the pillar is a part of or connected to society.

• The philanthropist was considered a pillar of society for his numerous charitable contributions.
• Everyone in town looks up to Mr. Johnson as a real pillar of society.
• Dude, that guy is like the ultimate pillar of society, always helping out everyone.
• In the world of literature, Shakespeare is often referred to as a pillar of society for his enduring impact on culture.