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cultural diversity
noun as in multiculturalism
Strongest match
Strong match
Example Sentences
Although “rich cultural diversity” has become a buzzword for an ethnic mix, L.A.’s mix is mostly one of daylight hours.
This is the kind of nostalgic image often evoked in white nationalist fantasies of a society untouched by modern feminism or any kind of religious or cultural diversity; the commentary implies that this version of America is under threat from immigrants and requires some kind of force to preserve.
Establishing California as a “bellwether state,” he wrote: “The American people are asking a series of questions which now become the California challenge .... Can the American people turn to positive effect the cultural diversity of a nation in the process of being transformed? ... Can the American people maintain their standards of living and education?”
As part of the deal, Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium will host what the club called an "immersive exhibition... to showcase the cultural diversity and sporting tradition" of DR Congo.
A Facebook post from the school, which included its flyer for the Culture Day, said the event was dedicated to "recognising and celebrating the rich cultural diversity within our school community".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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