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Common collocations with cultural in American Collocation

cultural adjective

US /ˈkʌltʃərəl/

tradition/background

background
heritage
history
identity
tradition

Our students come from a wide range of educational and cultural backgrounds.

variety/differences

difference
diversity
pluralism

Education could be improved if these cultural differences were addressed.

The region has some wonderful scenery, and plenty of cultural diversity, too.

influence/power

hegemony
imperialism
influence

The human rights movement is sometimes seen as a form of cultural imperialism.

change

change
renaissance
revolution

It is a major cultural revolution that will take at minimum 10 to 15 years.

being sensitive

awareness
sensitivity

Cultural sensitivity requires a deep intellectual commitment.

standards

mores
norm

A neutral dress requirement could run counter to the cultural norms of a particular ethnic group.

artistic
economic
educational
ethnic
historical
intellectual
linguistic
literary
political
religious
social

His account weaves together intellectual, cultural, and political developments.