Ethos
Pronunciation: /ˈiːθɑːs/
Ethos (noun)
- The shared set of values and beliefs that shapes how a group behaves and makes decisions.
- In speaking or writing, the way a person’s character and trustworthiness are shown to persuade an audience.
- The guiding spirit of a place, organization, or time, especially about what is right and important.
Examples
- The team’s ethos shapes how everyone works together.
- Their ethos makes the workplace feel respectful and fair.