cultured in Latin
cultured in Latin is cultus — cultured means well-educated and refined in manner, taste, or knowledge of the arts.
cultured in Latin
cultus
Learned in the ways of civilized society; civilized; refined.
What does "cultured" mean?
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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."
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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 Latin?
"cultured" in Latin is cultus. 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 Latin, "cultured" is cultus.
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