culturally

cultural | American Dictionary

cultural
adjective
us/ˈkʌl·tʃər·əl/

culturaladjective (OF A WAY OF LIFE)

of or referring to the way of life of a particular people, esp. as shown in their ordinary behavior and habits, their attitudes toward each other, and their moral and religious beliefs:
The country has a rich cultural heritage.

culturaladjective (OF THE ARTS)

of or referring to the literature, art, music, dance, theater, etc., that represent the traditions or the way of life of a particular people or group:
the great cultural centers of Europe

culturally

adverbus/ˈkʌl·tʃər·ə·li/

cultural | Business English

cultural
adjective
uk /ˈkʌltʃərəl/us
relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a society, a company, etc.:
Australia has its own cultural identity, which is very different from that of Britain.
The cultural identity of a company is shaped by its attitudes to its employees.
cultural diversity/differences

culturally

adverb
a culturally diverse workforce

Examples of cultural

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One form of cultural control is intercropping, or increasing the diversity of crop species11.
Indeed, to comprehend the conditionally of new frames they must be examined in tandem with entrenched cultural predispositions.
Insufficient attention to cultural issues is likely to limit the effectiveness of interventions.
The aim of this study was to explore its cross-cultural validity.
We do not find that prevalence differences are explained by cross-cultural differences in the form or validity of the depressive syndrome.
In the period before 'music television' existed as a cultural form and as an institutional entity it was more common to address music on television.
Commentary : counting heads may mask cultural and social factors.
Finally, since social and cultural relations involve constant change, identity is variable and multiple.
The marking with soot seems to refer to non-social behaviour, whereas the tattooing marks the cultural transition of a young woman to womanhood.
We report a study from a western region examining the impact of acculturation on depression to clarify the role of cultural factors.
A few years ago a cultural initiative was established in order to revisit and commemorate the history of the quarry through various cultural events.
The sites of historical remembrance can be manifested in various forms as institutions, topographical places, objects, cultural creations, social habits, and even buildings.
In cultural studies the plays themselves are not the main focus of attention.
There are other examples of me being mindful that an audience might not get a lot of these cultural references.
There are two possible instantiations of cultural identity: expanded-identity speakers and local-identity speakers.
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