Taboo

The chief warned his people against breaking the taboo of touching the sacred rock.

The concept of taboo was closely tied to the Polynesian belief in mana, a spiritual force that could be harnessed for good or evil.

The islanders believed in the taboo of certain places and avoided them.

The outsiders were not aware of the taboo associated with entering the village after sunset.

The taboo surrounding the burial ground was taken very seriously by the locals.

The taboo surrounding the use of certain plants for medicinal purposes was strictly enforced.

The use of certain plants for healing was considered taboo, as they were believed to be too powerful for ordinary people to handle.

The taboo of not wearing shoes inside the house was followed by the islanders.

The taboo of not looking directly into the eyes of a person of higher rank was considered a sign of respect.

In some societies, touching or handling a particular object or item of clothing is considered taboo.

He wore a taboo necklace to ward off evil spirits.

Wearing white to a funeral is seen as taboo in some cultures.

Many people consider it taboo to talk about their income.

It's considered taboo to wear shoes inside some households.

It's taboo to criticize the royal family in some countries.

It is considered taboo to speak against the government in some countries.

In many societies, speaking about certain topics like death, sex, or mental illness is considered taboo.

In some cultures, pointing with the index finger is considered a taboo.

Certain types of music or musical instruments, such as drums or certain genres, are considered taboo in certain cultures.

In some cultures, stepping on a grave is considered a taboo.

In some cultures, tattoos or piercings are considered taboo and are not accepted in mainstream society.

Some religions consider certain forms of art or literature to be taboo, and prohibit their followers from viewing or reading them.

Certain colors, such as black or white, are considered taboo for use in certain cultural or religious contexts.

Eating insects is a taboo in many Western cultures.

Wearing black at a wedding is considered a taboo.

The ceremony involves the use of taboo objects.

Eating pork is considered taboo in certain religions.

It is taboo to interrupt someone while they are speaking in some cultures.

The use of certain types of drugs is a taboo in many societies.

For some people, discussing their personal beliefs or religion is a taboo.

The idea of women working was once considered taboo.