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culture
noun as in breeding, education, sophistication
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ability, art, civilization, fashion, perception, practice, science, skill
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accomplishment, address, capacity, class, courtesy, cultivation, delicacy, dignity, discrimination, dress, elegance, elevation, enlightenment, erudition, finish, gentility, grace, improvement, kindness, learning, manners, nobility, polish, politeness, proficiency, refinement, savoir-faire, tact, training, urbanity
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noun as in ideas, values of a people
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civilization, development, folklore, habit, knowledge, lifestyle, society, way of life
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noun as in the raising of plants or animals
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Example Sentences
Drawing on nearly 90,000 assessments, the largest data set of its kind, the results challenge the conventional wisdom about the primacy of family in our culture, with implications both personal and professional.
Former judge Baroness Hallett said Cummings, who dramatically left No 10 in late 2020 after internal battles over his role, contributed to a "culture of fear" that "poisoned the atmosphere" in Downing Street.
Jo said the recent BBC Panorama undercover investigation into Met Police showed a culture in which Carrick would have "fitted in like a glove", and that she is alarmed by that.
The report criticised the governments of all four nations and described a "chaotic culture" in Downing Street.
"The relationships between ministers in Northern Ireland was poor. This kind of culture is detrimental to good decision making."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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