culturally
- adverb
- /ˈkʌltʃərəli/
- The festival celebrates the culturally rich traditions of the community.
- culturally responsive
- culturally relevant
- culturally responsive pedagogy
The first thing is how do you stay so culturally relevant?
- The first thing is how do you stay so culturally relevant?
- So these, as these cities grow, they become more culturally Russian.
- We were different culturally and well, just about in every other way.
- It's got a very biased foundation culturally and socially.
- I mean, OK, so culturally speaking, I grew up in Soviet Union.
- Well, and, and culturally, that's really what's prioritized.
- Technically it is that is stealing, but culturally that is very accepted, right?
- Australia is the closest place to America culturally that I've ever been.
- Have you got any idea why culturally it's not being picked up more by people?
- And they're going to the source that we go to culturally for help.
- Do you think maybe that culturally influence?
- So this is all deeply socio culturally contextual.
- So I'm hoping that culturally I think we have changed.
- But mostly culturally say you are not yet.
- And like we are very culturally very different.
Examples
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What are barriers that prevent you from using more culturally relevant practices in your classroom?
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How do you think your life experiences have contributed to your approaches toward culturally relevant pedagogy?
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The first thing is how do you stay so culturally relevant?
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And like we are very culturally very different.
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I think the real issue is we, we culturally eat too much in this country.
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We were different culturally and well, just about in every other way.
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Remember we said we were more culturally sensitive now?
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How are you raising a son that is culturally aware and a Muslim boy?
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Such information is essential for the development and provision of culturally aware and age-sensitive social services.
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So nations interact economically, culturally and militarily.
Synonyms
In a way that relates to a group's social life and cultural values
How Biological
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Culturally comes from the word culture, which once meant 'to grow' or 'care for the land' and is like the word cultivate. Think of a group's ideas, habits and art as things people 'grow' together, so doing something culturally means doing it in the way of that group's shared life.