Culture and Science

Culture

Culture noun - A high level of taste and enlightenment as a result of extensive intellectual training and exposure to the arts.

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Science and culture are semantically related. in breeding topic. In some cases you can use "Science" instead a noun "Culture".

Nearby Words: cultured, cultural, cult, culturally

Science noun - A body of facts learned by study or experience.

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Culture and science are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Culture" instead a noun "Science".

Nearby Words: scientist, sciential

human	human culture	human science
old	old culture	old science
high	high culture	high science
contemporary	contemporary culture	contemporary science
Other adjectives: alien, current, actual, real, superior, ancient, new, advanced, political, military, fictional, modern.

Several of the Military civilization traits in the Rising Tide expansion give energy or science or culture from killing any unit.

Source: Money Spider
While it was the salt trade that once made the town big, it was its devotion to culture and science that made it world-famous.

Source: Useful Notes / Munich
Compare them to Italy, who did survive the ancient Roman time period and kept making their mark on history, culture and science in the centuries that followed.

Source: National Stereotypes / Eastern Europe

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