cultivation in Latin
cultivation in Latin is cultūra — cultivation means the process of preparing and farming land to grow crops.
cultivation in Latin
cultūra
What does "cultivation" mean?
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noun The process of preparing and farming land to grow crops.
"The valley is known for its rice cultivation."
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noun The ongoing effort to develop or improve a skill or quality.
"Years of cultivation went into her public speaking ability."
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cultivation in a sentence
- The valley is known for its rice cultivation.
- Tea cultivation needs plenty of rain and well-drained hillside soil.
- Years of cultivation went into her public speaking ability.
- Good manners require the cultivation of patience from a young age.
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What is "cultivation" in Latin?
"cultivation" in Latin is cultūra. cultivation means: The process of preparing and farming land to grow crops.
How do you use "cultivation" in a sentence?
Example: "The valley is known for its rice cultivation." In Latin, "cultivation" is cultūra.
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