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Noun
The ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society
A refined understanding or appreciation of culture
The cultivation of plants
Elements of culture, especially in the artistic sense
A theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behavior
A person's social circumstances
The surface appearance of a manufactured material or object, or the material used to produce this
Cell culture
The removal and examination of a sample of tissue, cells, or bodily fluid from a living body for diagnostic purposes
The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
A portion of a culture distinguished by its customs or other features
A specified area of activity or interest
The inhabitants of a place
Verb
To create or maintain an artificial environment suitable for the growth of
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Noun
▲
The ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society
lifestyle
customs
traditions
habit
background
civilisation
UK
civilization
US
habits
heritage
mores
society
values
ways
life
convention
development
ethnicity
ethnology
folklore
folkways
grounding
humanism
ideas
knowledge
arts and sciences
the arts
way of life
community
race
tradition
nation
origin
way of living
ancestry
ethnic group
principles
population
people
identity
beliefs
philosophy
ethos
lineage
tribe
state
extraction
pedigree
history
clan
nationality
past
descent
existence
parentage
style of living
color
US
colour
UK
cultural group
social order
world
the world
the social order
heredity
roots
racial type
strain
ethnic origin
ethnic background
human activity
mankind
humanity
humankind
country
rubric
prescription
rule
custom
confederation
ethnos
naturalisation
UK
allegiance
affiliation
enfranchisement
naturalization
US
ethnic minority
body politic
record
political home
native land
group
education
story
autobiography
situation
condition
populace
behaviour
UK
position
regime
conduct
struggle
reality
previous circumstances
past history
sith
experience
lore
citizenry
routine
behavior
US
fate
lot
station
kind
kin
progeny
environment
being
doctrine
essence
circumstances
circumstance
manner of living
activities
personage
business
living
type
region
land
realm
empire
state of play
daily life
way of acting
mode of living
everyday life
standard of living
set of circumstances
polity
republic
sovereignty
federation
commonwealth
organization
US
institution
citizens
political entity
kingdom
union
public
organisation
UK
collective
sovranty
inhabitants
residents
democracy
denizens
territory
commonality
general public
klatch
fold
natives
klatsch
burghers
domain
motherland
dominion
fatherland
homeland
superpower
principality
monarchy
power
micronation
nation-state
nation state
sovereign state
res publica
more ❯
“Their customs and
culture
are part of the rich heritage of our country.”
Noun
▲
A refined understanding or appreciation of culture
refinement
polish
education
cultivation
enlightenment
sophistication
accomplishment
urbanity
discernment
discrimination
erudition
taste
breeding
civilisation
UK
civilization
US
couth
learning
worldliness
artistic awareness
belles-lettres
gentility
intellectual awareness
letters
urbaneness
ability
address
aestheticism
art
capacity
class
courtesy
dignity
dress
elegance
elevation
experience
fashion
finish
good taste
grace
kindness
manners
nobility
perception
politeness
practice
proficiency
savoir-faire
science
skill
tact
training
improvement
civility
courtliness
style
graciousness
scholarship
knowledge
good breeding
courteousness
literacy
distinction
schooling
learnedness
suavity
politesse
propriety
good manners
edification
finesse
affability
decorum
wisdom
ceremony
mannerliness
gallantry
poise
genteelness
amenities
book learning
consideration
gracefulness
study
suaveness
chivalry
deference
insight
delicacy
etiquette
elegancy
complaisance
stateliness
classiness
majesty
instruction
cordiality
information
intellect
nurture
background
respect
stylishness
illumination
comity
judgment
US
intelligence
acumen
attentiveness
judgement
UK
amiability
thoughtfulness
smoothness
gallantness
fineness
gentleness
familiarity
friendliness
sageness
understanding
attainments
sagacity
subtlety
favour
UK
favor
US
formality
handsomeness
poshness
conduct
lore
teaching
tuition
correctness
charm
seemliness
good behaviour
UK
tutelage
tutoring
good behavior
US
self-possession
hauteur
apprenticeship
pedagogy
protocol
indoctrination
reading
inculcation
formalities
brainwashing
catechism
proselytism
rearing
direction
propagandism
pedagogics
mores
panache
acquirements
tastefulness
gentlemanliness
geniality
development
astuteness
accomplishments
expertise
shrewdness
respectability
cool
reverence
solicitude
sympathy
indulgence
generosity
civilities
exquisiteness
appreciation
grandeur
deportment
knowingness
diplomacy
behavior
US
restraint
savvy
culturedness
carriage
demeanor
US
comportment
mien
bearing
noblesse
felicity
nobleness
fastidiousness
discretion
nicety
academic attainment
behaviour
UK
demeanour
UK
composure
good form
awareness
discipline
soft skills
chic
book-learning
magnificence
coaching
splendor
US
p's and q's
respectfulness
ethics
splendour
UK
drilling
guidance
preparation
progress
precision
advancement
refined taste
nuance
maturity
control
expertness
prudence
mastery
adeptness
foresight
doctrine
omniscience
social standing
convention
cultivated look
fine tuning
acceptable conduct
correct behaviour
polite behaviour
decency
evolution
acculturation
human development
beauty
lessons
andragogy
fine point
done thing
sumptuousness
tactfulness
considerateness
ladylikeness
formal education
punctiliousness
obligingness
rank
luxury
savoir faire
social well-being
common courtesy
opulence
flair
plushness
dash
good family
savoir-vivre
worldly wisdom
swankiness
savoir vivre
social grace
smartness
lushness
ornateness
rhythm
purity
symmetry
modishness
know-how
grasp
research
philosophy
comprehension
cognition
perspicacity
manner
intellectual attainment
academic achievement
perceptivity
nous
sapience
perceptiveness
cultivated beauty
academic study
separation
demarcation
sensitivity
judiciousness
percipience
selectivity
discreteness
penetration
acuity
acuteness
clearness
keenness
sense
connoisseurship
smarts
intellectuality
bookishness
scholarliness
pedantry
scholarism
studiousness
brains
astucity
social graces
higher education
academic knowledge
loftiness
solemnity
literature
regalness
impressiveness
regality
regard
augustness
gravitas
exaltedness
lordliness
ceremoniousness
state
standing
modesty
honourability
gravity
renown
humanities
books
character
sedateness
reserve
station
sobriety
worth
stature
merit
significance
cachet
morality
consequence
seriousness
perfection
academic training
ease
adroitness
pizzazz
US
effortlessness
form
pzazz
UK
confidence
attractiveness
agility
nimbleness
deftness
naturalness
flow
dexterity
loveliness
fluency
glamor
US
elan
excellence
prettiness
glamour
UK
coolness
presence
allure
neatness
artistry
technique
verve
efficiency
self-assurance
comeliness
flowingness
skillfulness
pulchritude
brio
calmness
balance
élan
equanimity
aplomb
imperturbability
assurance
serenity
craftsmanship
touch
collectedness
self-control
allurement
virtuosity
countenance
sangfroid
competence
adorableness
shapeliness
craft
nerve
self-confidence
unflappability
workmanship
gorgeousness
professionalism
aptitude
fashionableness
artistic ability
good looks
fairness
physical attractiveness
presence of mind
exclusiveness
ritziness
daintiness
flamboyance
seductiveness
flourish
mode
pleasantness
quality
beauteousness
lightsomeness
beautifulness
aesthetics
UK
esthetics
US
cuteness
sightliness
looks
fluidity of movement
light-footedness
zip
enthusiasm
prestige
tranquillity
UK
poetry in motion
zing
oomph
bon ton
equilibrium
nonchalance
impassivity
tranquility
US
sureness
skilfulness
hot ticket
last word
skills
cool head
dernier cri
calibre
UK
caliber
US
sang-froid
attraction
fluidity
chivalrousness
fashion sense
regularity
rhythmicity
cleanness
exclusivity
superiority
desirability
suppleness
voguishness
trendiness
dress sense
stability
hipness
lithesomeness
lissomeness
hipsterism
self-discipline
self-restraint
frangibility
pliancy
hip
cosmopolitanism
éclat
slickness
self-mastery
steadiness
accuracy
comfort
chicness
tidiness
extravagance
luxuriousness
dressiness
fragility
persuasiveness
luxe
richness
steadfastness
bravura
chichi
glibness
strength of mind
sparkle
spirit
composedness
repose
tranquilness
placidity
self-composedness
affluence
splash
social know-how
self-command
oiliness
smarminess
classicalism
objectivity
proportion
sublimity
neoclassicism
rationalism
simplicity
severity
lucidity
clarity
Hellenism
lavishness
wealth
swagger
ingratiation
unctuousness
flavour
UK
go
ton
US
vogue
craze
latest
flavor
US
sensation
buzz
trend
fad
rage
smooth talking
zest
pure taste
high art
conventional formality
grand style
formal style
aesthetic principle
Atticism
Ciceronianism
vivacity
liveliness
animation
flamboyant confidence
vigour
UK
vitality
gusto
gracious living
facility
knack
energy
prowess
capability
talent
charisma
vigor
US
classicism
appeal
aptness
expertism
competency
grip
winsomeness
greatness
ableness
gift
chops
genius
sharpness
skillset
masterliness
command
pleasingness
capableness
effectiveness
mastership
potency
dodge
strength
potential
bloom
excellency
endowment
artfulness
moxie
fitness
handiness
ingenuity
bent
resourcefulness
green thumb
wherewithal
masterfulness
right stuff
goods
puissance
what it takes
potentiality
power
means
stuff
hard skill
heavenliness
voluptuousness
tonne
UK
decorativeness
picturesqueness
eminence
brilliance
delights
irresistibility
prepossessingness
wonders
bonniness
glories
choiceness
peerlessness
superbness
primeness
fascination
equability
calm
high calibre
first-rateness
high standard
high quality
pre-eminence
high caliber
self-composure
natural beauty
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“He was the son of a doctor, in that era a profession of wide
culture
and learning.”
Noun
▲
The cultivation of plants
cultivation
farming
agriculture
agronomy
husbandry
planting
sowing
tilling
growing
agrology
agronomics
gardening
raising
tending
tillage
horticulture
rearing
production
agribusiness
farm management
crop growing
land management
ploughing
UK
plowing
US
working the land
crofting
food production
crop production
agricultural science
breeding
agriscience
geoponics
keeping
fertilising
UK
crop-raising
landscaping
hydroponics
fertilizing
US
grazing
ranching
threshing
harvesting
seeding
feeding
share-cropping
operating
homesteading
gleaning
reaping
crop raising
producing crops
market gardening
soil culture
propagation
floriculture
groundskeeping
viniculture
viticulture
truck farming
yardwork
animal husbandry
thremmatology
arboriculture
cultivation of plants
garden management
more ❯
“It is important to buy from a grower who gives you good
culture
directions for the plant you buy.”
Noun
▲
Elements of culture, especially in the artistic sense
arts
humanities
philosophy
literature
music
painting
beliefs
ethos
intellectual achievement
intellectual achievements
principles
intellectual activity
visual art
fine art
art, music, and literature
“Take a day or two to immerse yourself in the historical city's
culture
.”
Noun
▲
A theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behavior
philosophy
ideology
doctrine
wisdom
belief
principle
value
conviction
credo
knowledge
outlook
reasoning
teaching
thinking
understanding
creed
custom
dogma
scholarship
science
tenet
viewpoint
argument
attitude
axiom
ethic
faith
idea
logic
rationale
rationality
sense
system
theory
thought
tradition
view
argumentation
gospel
line
lore
notion
saying
truth
conception
idealogy
legend
superstition
testament
dialectics
aesthetics
UK
esthetics
US
folklore
legendry
myth
mythology
beliefs
ethics
ideas
notions
principles
sayings
teachings
truths
values
attitude to life
school of thought
world view
basic idea
formal system
way of life
chain of thought
folk-wisdom
logical thought
Weltanschauung
oral tradition
traditional wisdom
line of reasoning
chain of reasoning
how-to
know-how
process of reasoning
traditions
legends
mythos
customs
enlightenment
erudition
superstitions
fable
learning
ideals
tenets
myths
experience
saws
stories
US
convictions
opinion
mythus
fantasy
canon
thesis
canons
persuasion
position
credence
morals
opinions
storeys
UK
letters
adage
information
tale
saga
saw
articles of faith
ritual
institution
convention
practice
usage
praxis
habit
observance
routine
wont
ceremony
rule
way
birthright
established practice
mores
tikanga
stance
concept
lesson
moral
fundamental
guideline
ethos
indoctrination
instruction
precept
morality
inculcation
policy
reason
explanation
motivation
grounds
judgement
UK
judgment
US
justification
basis
case
foundation
rationalization
US
motive
rationalisation
UK
validation
excuse
vindication
feeling
slant
why and wherefore
logical basis
raison d'être
hypothesis
ideal
stand
code
cult
theology
code of belief
rites
whyfor
song and dance
story
accounting
whatfor
sour grapes
the big idea
the whole idea
reasons
whys and wherefores
account
verdict
sentiment
mind
eye
kaupapa
say so
judgment call
article of faith
connection
syllogism
ratiocination
interpretation
impression
perception
good sense
consideration
estimation
inkling
recognition
presumption
conclusion
intellection
point of view
way of thinking
conjecture
identification
acuity
estimate
assumption
forecast
sneaking suspicion
analysis
insight
guess
surmising
personal feeling
indulgence
grip
observation
funny feeling
prognosis
acceptation
calculation
feel
assessment
recollection
intuition
postulation
supposition
presupposition
surmise
deduction
prediction
signification
trust
expectation
hunch
construction
projection
suspicion
discernment
assimilation
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person's social circumstances
background
environment
upbringing
family
ground
history
past
tradition
backstory
circumstances
class
cultivation
milieu
aura
breeding
rearing
family circumstances
personal history
social circumstances
social class
Noun
▲
The surface appearance of a manufactured material or object, or the material used to produce this
finish
polish
surface
glaze
grain
texture
veneer
lacquer
shine
varnish
patina
coat
coating
covering
enamel
lamination
luster
US
lustre
UK
shellac
burnish
gloss
paint
resin
smoothness
wax
gilt
shiny surface
skin
shell
sheen
facade
face
façade
exterior
cladding
outside
facing
cover
layer
rind
overlay
external surface
outer surface
shininess
exteriority
glint
superficies
gleam
facet
film
sheet
aspect
externals
external
brilliance
side
brightness
outside surface
front
outward aspect
silkiness
glossiness
crust
plating
roughcast
externality
periphery
japan
encrustation
top
sleekness
outside area
peel
sparkle
dusting
shimmer
blanket
luminance
skim
topping
mantle
wash
deposit
smear
daub
membrane
scale
undercoat
husk
cake
plaster
siding
pebbledash
decorative layer
protective layer
frontage
elevation
slickness
pebbles
thickness
radiance
lac
oil
seal
revetment
glimmer
stain
topcoat
fronting
appearance
cloisonné
laminate
top layer
dressing
stucco
inlay
paving
finishing coat
sheath
case
topside
integument
rendering
outer side
outer layer
plane
wall
superstratum
outer wall
frontispiece
forepart
frontal
flank
vertical surface
vertical
foreside
outward appearance
plaster coating
bark
washing
whitewashing
priming
tinge
painting
casing
lamina
carpet
veil
canopy
cloak
envelope
ply
hull
wrapping
wrapper
screen
stratum
pod
jacket
sleeve
foil
leaf
capsule
mask
shroud
pall
sheathing
band
bed
slab
housing
encasement
armor
US
wrap
cocoon
pellicle
curtain
armour
UK
cortex
seam
panel
cloud
fold
level
tier
lamella
slip
plate
scurf
row
thin layer
hide
lagging
insulation
partition
drum
plasterwork
blade
strand
ornamentation
adornment
vein
insertion
tint
mass
decoration
appliqué
stratification
padding
suffusion
bubble
dress
stripe
overlap
substratum
floor
peridium
colouring
UK
coloring
US
swab
expanse
tissue
bast
cork
peeling
pane
coverture
penumbra
hood
mat
epicarp
scab
incrustation
gauze
scum
slice
concretion
caking
fabric
web
zest
shuck
fleece
robe
wraps
wadding
protection
verge
edge
bloom
border
enclosure
container
cover-up
spangle
exocarp
pericarp
outer covering
folder
more ❯
Noun
▲
Cell culture
tissue culture
cell culture
explant culture
organ culture
plant tissue culture
sample
Noun
▲
The removal and examination of a sample of tissue, cells, or bodily fluid from a living body for diagnostic purposes
cell removal
surgery
operation
biopsy
tissue removal
excision
section
resection
enucleation
medical procedure
incision
aciurgy
abscission
surgical treatment
surgical procedure
major surgery
minor surgery
surgical intervention
surgical operation
Noun
▲
The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
ethos
character
morality
ethics
ethic
standards
principles
temper
morals
feeling
norms
mood
attitude
disposition
tenor
code
tenet
philosophy
essence
spirit
beliefs
flavor
US
flavour
UK
mindset
quintessence
habits
mind
rationale
attitudes
ideology
mentality
psyche
psychology
traits
values
moral code
moral belief
prevailing tendency
dominating characteristic
animating principle
motivating force
principle
moral
integrity
idea
ethicality
standard
moral principle
virtue
righteousness
rightfulness
ethicalness
mores
conduct
rightness
scruple
norm
ideal
value-system
ethical code
set of values
ethical values
moral philosophy
conscience
honor
US
decency
goodness
propriety
honesty
honour
UK
ideals
natural law
fundamental
rule
manners
canon
axiom
habit
moral value
moral standard
behavior
US
behaviour
UK
exemplar
paradigm
belief
requirement
standard of behaviour
principles of behavior
rule of conduct
code of ethic
code of behavior
US
sense of morality
principle of right and wrong
rule of living
code of behaviour
UK
beau ideal
code of honor
code of honour
fairness
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Noun
▲
A portion of a culture distinguished by its customs or other features
subculture
association
band
clan
class
coterie
crew
division
faction
faith
folks
following
gang
group
grouping
moiety
party
sect
sodality
subdivision
subgroup
team
tribe
Noun
▲
A specified area of activity or interest
scene
field
world
industry
milieu
province
realm
sphere
arena
business
domain
environment
specialty
US
speciality
UK
territory
interest
preserve
compass
thing
area of interest
field of interest
area
setting
sector
department
line
circle
bailiwick
theatre
UK
theater
US
discipline
walk
orbit
element
context
backdrop
front
game
stage
site
forum
scope
firmament
terrain
precinct
barony
demesne
fief
fiefdom
kingdom
background
purview
sphere of action
specialism
ring
cockpit
pit
zone
jurisdiction
branch
dominion
field of action
place of action
occupation
region
sphere of activity
sphere of influence
society
range
panorama
overview
frame
turf
ambit
affairs
concern
section
authority
universe
canvas
area of knowledge
subject
specialization
US
activity
topic
theme
vocation
forte
calling
metier
métier
work
study
job
avocation
pale
margin
pigeon
racket
subfield
confines
specialisation
UK
area of activity
sphere of interest
sphere of study
line of work
battleground
battlefield
lists
area of conflict
field of conflict
capacity
function
profession
pursuit
walk of life
trade
career
class
employment
area of study
station
division
group
line of business
course
part
role
craft
day job
category
bracket
responsibility
classification
practice
duty
charge
life
compartment
curriculum
affair
mission
remit
area of responsibility
post
bag
slot
undertaking
field of study
subject matter
office
bubble
branch of knowledge
branch of learning
course of study
line of country
neck of the woods
area of expertise
manor
seigniory
medium
turfdom
life's work
lifework
chosen career
side
beat
breadth
matter
aspect
pigeonhole
set
subdivision
operation
question
planet
span of control
system
cosmos
rank
extent
stratum
status
type
order
categorization
worry
area of concern
engagement
enterprise
position
living
service
grade
genre
grouping
situation
sport
pursuits
matters
county
champaign
shire
tract
prefecture
method
exercise
person's calling
branch of study
task
proceeding
field of influence
area of power
mastery
field of inquiry
sphere of operations
variety
family
baby
area of influence
specialist subject
administration
berth
spot
niche
incumbency
assignment
line of employment
cast
tier
chosen work
rat race
echo chamber
gift
knack
inclination
skill
genius
flair
strong suit
aptitude
ability
bent
disposition
talent
leaning
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▲
The inhabitants of a place
population
citizenry
populace
inhabitants
residents
community
denizens
natives
people
public
society
citizens
folk
occupants
commoners
dwellers
townsfolk
townspeople
collective
electorate
folks
majority
many
masses
plebeians
subjects
tribe
canaille
commonality
commonalty
commune
crowd
electors
general population
heads
herd
kinfolk
kinsfolk
mass
millions
mob
multitude
occupiers
proletariat
riff-raff
state
taxpayers
villagers
voters
common people
general populace
general public
hoi polloi
common folk
lay people
rank and file
great unwashed
men
women
men and women
men, women, and children
silent majority
woman in the street
woman on the street
man in the street
man on the street
Joe Public
Joe Six-Pack
ragtag and bobtail
nation
country
body politic
everyone
group
world
ethnic group
humankind
humanity
mankind
nationality
race
species
fold
everybody
plebs
burghers
colony
stock
commons
ratepayers
seed
indigenes
caste
association
world at large
Main Street
ordinary people
realm
klatch
klatsch
all
inhabitant
all-comers
locals
sovereignty
sovranty
rabble
constituents
one and all
ragtag
faction
proles
commonwealth
civilization
US
village
riffraff
land
empire
strain
horde
breed
system
throng
demos
man
grass roots
body of voters
balloters
third estate
and children
common herd
civilisation
UK
the public
people everywhere
whole world
constituency
John Doe
Joe Bloggs
human race
all and sundry
each and every one
every man jack
the race of man
cluster
gathering
collection
every Tom, Dick, and Harry
family
clan
every mother's son
kin
kindred
lineage
house
line
persons
humans
individuals
mortals
blood
souls
peeps
ménage
settlement
confederation
household
menage
kinfolks
dynasty
kind
most people
the people
human beings
the population
living souls
type
gens
class
sept
person's relations
culture group
division
the silent majority
hapu
iwi
ilk
sort
more ❯
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▲
To create or maintain an artificial environment suitable for the growth of
cultivate
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grow
raise
rear
tend
dress
promote
farm
plant
propagate
sow
harvest
produce
breed
bring on
nurture
till
plough
UK
work
dig
fertilize
US
hoe
prepare
loosen
turn
plow
US
mulch
harrow
spade
seed
mature
labour
UK
fertilise
UK
labor
US
manage
ripen
garden
turn over
turn up
bring under cultivation
break up
rake
delve
reap
furrow
ridge
break ground
produce crops
exploit
raise crops
break
trench
husband
landscape
weed
do gardening
till the soil
move earth
move soil
grow crops on
work the land
break up ground
break up soil
break up earth
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“The scientist would
culture
bacteria in laboratory dishes as part of her research.”
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