Academic and Cultural

Academic

Academic adjective - Of or relating to schooling or learning especially at an advanced level.

Cultural and academic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cultural" instead an adjective "Academic".

Cultural

Cultural adjective - Of or relating to the fine arts.
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Synonyms for Cultural

Academic and cultural are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Academic" instead an adjective "Cultural".

Nearby Words: culture, cultured, culturally

Both words in one sentence

  • It is regarded in Poland as an academic and cultural center (in Polish media, stories set in Cracow will usually involve art, literature, or other intellectual affairs).
  • When you read a sci-fi story, and it tells you proliferation of helicopters and telecommunication technologies allowed the humans to abandon the cities (barring, perhaps, cultural and academic centers) and return to forests and meadows they've always longed for, you can bet it's Arthur C. Clarke.
  • Straw Feminist: Both Hunt and Kurtz to a degree, but at least Hunt recognizes the need for academic standards when it comes to cultural anthropology and cannibalism.
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