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cultured in Finnish

cultured in Finnish is sivistynyt, hapatettu, jalostettu — cultured means well-educated and refined in manner, taste, or knowledge of the arts.

cultured in Finnish

sivistynyt
adj
Learned in the ways of civilized society; civilized; refined.
hapatettu
adj
Artificially developed.
jalostettu
adj
Artificially developed.
viljelty
adj
Artificially developed.

What does "cultured" mean?

  1. adjective Well-educated and refined in manner, taste, or knowledge of the arts.
    "She grew up in a cultured household full of books and classical music."
  2. adjective Grown or produced under controlled conditions rather than occurring naturally.
    "The necklace was made from cultured pearls, not wild ones."
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cultured in a sentence

  • She grew up in a cultured household full of books and classical music.
  • He came across as cultured, quoting poetry over dinner.
  • The necklace was made from cultured pearls, not wild ones.
  • Cultured yogurt contains live bacteria added on purpose.

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What is "cultured" in Finnish?

"cultured" in Finnish is sivistynyt, hapatettu, jalostettu. cultured means: Well-educated and refined in manner, taste, or knowledge of the arts.

How do you use "cultured" in a sentence?

Example: "She grew up in a cultured household full of books and classical music." In Finnish, "cultured" is sivistynyt, hapatettu, jalostettu.

Are there other ways to say "cultured" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "cultured": sivistynyt, hapatettu, jalostettu, viljelty.

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