cultured Definition
cul·tured (-c̸hərd)
adjective
- produced or obtained by cultivation
- refined in speech, behavior, etc.
cultured Synonyms
cultured
modif.
cultured Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- despiser: The cultured despisers of religion remained his theological orientation point throughout his life.
- keratinocytes: Investigation into the potential of using different delivery systems of cultured oral keratinocytes as a possible treatment for mucosal defects.
- fibroblast: She is a transgenic sheep produced by transfer of the nucleus of a cultured fetal fibroblast.
- pearl: You can choose to spring for cultured pearl or purchase quality imitation pearls for a fraction of the cost.
- neuron: Adding the amyloid peptide fragment to cultured neurons from the hippocampus killed the cells.
- lymphocyte: PFOA did not induce chromosomal aberrations in cultured human whole blood lymphocytes nor in mouse bone marrow erythrocytes.
Modifying Another Word
- highly: How did such a highly cultured people come to commit the unspeakable atrocities of the Third Reich?
- very: Had the best afternoon sitting in the pub, read all the papers and I'm feeling very cultured and full.
- immensely: Beneath the bluster and machismo, he was - both his grandson and Bogdanovich insist - an immensely cultured, well-read man.
Used with adjective complement
become: We have a people who are steadily becoming ever more cultured, more conscientious, and better prepared in every sense.
Browse dictionary entries near cultured
- ‹ culture vulture
- ‹ culture shock
- ‹ culture medium
- ‹ culture
- ‹ Cultural Revolution
- ‹ cultural anthropology
- ‹ cultural
- ‹ cultrate
- ‹ cultivator
- ‹ cultivation
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- cum grano salis ›
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