cultivation
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3.8
- noun
- /ˌkʌltɪˈveɪʃən/
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fomento
- So how might we seize upon this common ground to discuss the cultivation of any academic expertise?
- cultivation of visions
- cultivation of critical skills
- cultivation of the arts
The question is about the cultivation of talent versus the exclusion of talent.
- The question is about the cultivation of talent versus the exclusion of talent.
- Our Indigenous stories, knowledge, systems and values deserve appropriate representation and cultivation in places such as Radcliffe and Harvard.
- I've also studied compassion cultivation training, which is a method that's derived in part from Buddhism.
- How do you think about the cultivation of attributes, training and how to prioritize those things?
- And if you're always looking outside for your own cultivation, I feel like we'll lose.
- So I there's a, there's a cultivation that I have benefited from, from them trusting me.
- We connect back to the divine plane that opens up these highest yoga tantras and very high realization states, often in dual cultivation with a partner.
Examples
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And that is that I think of the cultivation of well-being as a public health issue.
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Our Indigenous stories, knowledge, systems and values deserve appropriate representation and cultivation in places such as Radcliffe and Harvard.
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Even there, the cultivation of virtue was designed to serve the welfare of others.
Academic text (2005) -
The cultivation of the vine is an art form.
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How do you think about the cultivation of attributes, training and how to prioritize those things?
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I've given over, like, 60 lectures on the cultivation of plants.
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The cultivation of hydrangeas was evolved from a number of varieties originally found in Japan.
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In the mainstream of our culture, on the other hand, the cultivation of intuitive wisdom has been neglected.
Academic text (1993) -
The parties reaffirmed their will to bring about a net reduction in the cultivation of coca.
Academic text (1992) -
Farmers rely on the proper cultivation of their crops to ensure a good harvest each year.
Synonyms
146
3.9
The growing of crops and raising of animals on land for food
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1.0
Working to grow and care for plants, often as a hobby
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5.3
Bacteria or other tiny living things grown in a lab to study them
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5.7
To grow and care for garden plants like fruit trees, vegetables, and flowers
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3.9
Preparing and turning soil so crops can grow
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6.3
Work on soil to make it ready for planting crops
To help people, ideas, or projects grow
To help something grow or develop, for example ideas
Relating to growing crops and raising animals for food
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Etymology
Cultivation comes from an old Latin root cult- meaning 'to care for' or 'to grow'. Like culture, it can mean helping plants or people's skills to grow, so cultivation is the process of encouraging and supporting growth.