cultural change

collocation in English

meanings of culturaland change

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cultural
adjective
uk /ˈkʌl.tʃər.əl/ us /ˈkʌl.tʃɚ.əl/
relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of ...
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change
noun
uk /tʃeɪndʒ/ us /tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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Examples of cultural change

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An institution that survives, such as matrimony, responds surely even if stubbornly to culturalchange.
As the amount and speed of culturalchange accelerates in the new millennium, the scientific potentials are innumerable.
Cultural evolution is a term that loosely describes the process of culturalchange.
Despite these developments, we should not overestimate the pace and depth of culturalchange among the elite during this period.
It was a prerequisite for the study of culturalchange.
For that reason, culturalchange will not necessarily weaken their identity.
This general culturalchange is reflected in the reinterpretation of the stylistic concepts.
Changes in architectural patterns both reflect culturalchange and contributed to naturalizing new social orders.
In this, they significantly redirected the relationship between financial and culturalchange and in particular its role in the financial plots of novels.
The need to seriously address these issues will increase as globalization and rapid culturalchange become even more the norm than the exception.
The rate of global technological and culturalchange seems, rather, to be outstripping the ability of "natural" selection to keep up.
Our principal goal is to delineate and explore the interactions between biological evolution and culturalchange.
It leads to a post hoc ascription of culturalchange reflecting social change.
Themes such as the explanation of technological progress or culturalchange usually meant a display case full of pottery ranked in typological and chronological order.
Characteristically, culturalchange did not represent hispanisation, but rather a mixture of coexisting systems that often emerged without great disruption or duress.
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