monocultural

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• Other parts of the UK are more monocultural, but cities are generally pretty diverse.

  Blog text (13)

• I don't think Scandinavians or many of the immigrants they have accepted are prepared to live outside of monocultural bubbles.

  Blog text (34)

• In our increasingly heterogeneous world, it is interesting how monocultural most people's lives are.

  Academic text (2005)

• Scandinavian countries are largely monocultural and will likely have trouble developing a coherent response to immigration from outside Northern Europe.

  Blog text (34)

• For example, the students decided whether a nation was relatively large or small, democratic or undemocratic, multicultural or monocultural, and reckless or cautious.

  Academic text (2003)

• And so, too, the pluralist society calls for higher levels of civility, tolerance, and reasoned public argument than citizens in monocultural times ever needed.

  Academic text (2002)

• If their mission is to remain viable, colleges and universities can ill afford to operate under policies and procedures that perpetuate monocultural views, beliefs, and values.

  Academic text (1996)

• Statistics continue to show that students enrolled in teacher preparation programs come from monocultural backgrounds, with over 90% from white middle-class environments, who have little or no experience working with minority populations (Jordan, 1995; Van Hook, 2002).

  Academic text (2005)

• Many rural areas tend to be quite monocultural, reflecting the traditions of a single community.

• In a monocultural environment, individuals often share similar beliefs and practices.

Antonyms

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multicultural

38 3.8

Having people from many countries and backgrounds living and working together

How Diverse

multicultural

38 3.8

monocultural

1 7.0

homogeneous

20 6.6

Surface Forms

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