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- pronunciation:
- kuhl
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noun |
| definition 1: |
Everything that a large group of people has created over time and now share, such as music, art, and language, is called culture. Things that a group of people believe, eat, and celebrate are also part of that group's culture.
Movies are an important part of American culture.
- synonyms:
- civilization
- similar words:
- customs, habits
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| definition 2: |
When someone has culture, they have the quality of knowing and caring about things like art, books, music, good manners, and events that are happening in the world.
The prince was expected to marry a woman of culture.- similar words:
- polish, taste
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| definition 3: |
The raising of plants or animals is called "culture."
He is an expert on the culture of tomato plants.- synonyms:
- farming, growing
- similar words:
- agriculture
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| related words: |
tradition |
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see/see also culture |
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art, history, language, tradition |
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some actions associated with culture |
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adapt, advance, emerge, influence, progress |
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some aspects of culture |
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beliefs, customs, folklore, history, ideas, language, legends, literature, music, myth, religion, rituals, values |
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some descriptions of cultures |
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ancient, classical, eastern, global, medieval, modern, political, primitive, urban, Western |
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some people associated with culture |
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archaeologist, artist, historian, philosopher |
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some subjects that study culture |
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archaeology, history, literature |
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