Sociology Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Sociology word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Sociology word list, defined

TRAIT /treɪt/ · noun
A characteristic or quality of someone's or something's nature; a distinctive feature or attribute. A person's or animal's inherited or acquired characteristic, such as a physical or behavioral trait. Related: feature, attribute, quality, characteristic.
TOTEM /ˈtoʊtəm/ · noun
A symbol or object that represents a particular group, family, or community, often of spiritual or cultural significance. A totem pole is a carved wooden pole that represents the history and mythology of a particular tribe. Related: symbol, emblem, totemic object, spirit animal.
TREND /trɛnd/ · noun, verb
A general direction in which something is developing or changing; a popular or current style or fashion. A trend can also refer to a movement or tendency in a particular direction. Related: fashion, style, movement, direction.
STATE /steɪt/ · noun, verb
A state is a region or country with its own government. To state something means to say or declare it. Related: condition, situation, circumstance, status.
TABOO /təˈbuː/ · noun, verb
A social or cultural prohibition on something; a subject that is considered unacceptable or unmentionable. To declare or consider something taboo is to prohibit or forbid it. Related: forbidden, prohibited, unmentionable, unacceptable.
STAFF /stɑːf/ · noun, verb
A staff is a long, thin, straight or curved rod or stick, typically made of wood, metal, or plastic, used for support, balance, or as a tool. As a verb, to staff means to provide or equip with personnel, especially for a particular task or function. Related: rod, stick, pole, bar.
TOTAL /təʊtəl/ · adjective, noun
Total refers to the whole amount or quantity of something, or complete and including everything. Related: entire, complete, whole, full.

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