cultural
સાંસ્કૃતિક
definition
adjective
the cultural diversity of the world's peoples
of or relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society.
translation of 'cultural'
સંસ્કારી,
સુશિક્ષિત,
સુધરેલું
adjective
સાંસ્કૃતિક
example
Some of us saw this new 'cultural' context coming, but we are all, finally, surprised by it.
But Western philosophy preaches that 'cultural' relativism starts from one's own.
It is nice to know that my daughter's school is keeping up the 'cultural' education.
Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and 'cultural' pluralism.
He did not preserve them as 'cultural' heritage.
Particular attention must be paid to differences of 'cultural' and social attitudes.
They embody and give significance to 'cultural' and social differences in a society.
Conservationists claim the idea is 'cultural' vandalism that will rip the heart out of the town.
Social and 'cultural' trends that used to take years to cross the Atlantic are speeding up.
The point about understanding across 'cultural' and social boundaries is important.
This is a complex social and 'cultural' problem which will not be solved by hasty legislation.
Even in my street, there is great 'cultural' diversity.
Thus they represented a social and 'cultural' nostalgia for faith and community.
So what does he think of the 'cultural' climate in Scotland for young artists now?
They are the social and 'cultural' core of rural life and their supporters run into seven figures.
Today the phenomenon could be more accurately described as 'cultural' imperialism.
They contribute greatly to the 'cultural' , social and economic life of our country.
When you buy work from a living artist you are helping to ensure continuing 'cultural' innovation.
Legal norms capture and reinforce deep 'cultural' norms and community practices.
Each of these discovered a new aesthetic through the gradual decay of its high 'cultural' forms.
That is, they are interested in how any society conceives its 'cultural' substratum.
As a free marketeer, I hate monopoly of any sort, be it economic, 'cultural' or social.
Edinburgh is a great city with a long tradition of 'cultural' diversity and social tolerance.
It seems that every town and village in France puts on 'cultural' festivals of some type or another.
Some readily assumed a new 'cultural' identity; others resisted assimilation of this kind.
It has cast a long shadow over an area which is arguably the most ethnically and 'culturally' diverse in the city.
The best thing about studying film in a place like Bristol is because it is a 'culturally' active city.
Prior to its colonization, India was the most 'culturally' diverse nation on earth.
While 'culturally' diverse and authentically American, such a video would not really fit in such a course.
Montreal is a 'culturally' rich and complex city of just over one million people.
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