Liberal
Liberal adjective - Not bound by traditional ways or beliefs.
Multicultural and liberal are semantically related In some cases you can use "Multicultural" instead an adjective "Liberal".
Multicultural
Multicultural adjective - Of or relating to or including several cultures.
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Synonyms for Multicultural
Liberal and multicultural are semantically related in socially acceptable topic. Sometimes you can use "Liberal" instead an adjective "Multicultural".
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- Foreigners assume the country to be extremely liberal, multicultural, soft on crime and drugs, and obsessed with tolerance and fairness.
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The aforementioned case of the American Civil War could also be inverted based on current political ideology: today, the conservative South with its emphasis on pre-industrial family values tend to distrust the more liberal, multicultural and cosmopolitan North.
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He Who Fights Monsters: Compared to the other Great Powers, the Tripartite Empire during the 19th century is liberal, progressive, multicultural, and vaguely democratic—in short everything the Republican Union is not.
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