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cross-cultural Definition

cross·-cultural (-kul′c̸hər əl)

adjective

of or relating to different cultures, nations, etc. or to comparisons of them

cross-cultural Related Forms
cross′·-cul′turally adverb
cross-cultural Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • pragmatics: I also have an active interest in cross-cultural pragmatics.
  • comparison: Finally, the paper will consider cross-cultural comparisons with the Aegean.
  • perspective: Students benefit from the cross-cultural perspective this adds to the formal courses.
  • dialog: An online cross-cultural dialog is already being built up between residential workshops.
  • ministry: The emphasis of the training is to prepare people for cross-cultural ministry.
  • mission: Mission on our doorstep Ministry among Asians in Britain What does cross-cultural mission mean to you?

Modifying Another Word

  • genuinely: They cater to almost every conceivable major and make the work experience meaningful and genuinely cross-cultural.