Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Comparing or dealing with two or more different cultures.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective dealing with or comparing two or more cultures.
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- adjective Between two or more cultures;
intercultural .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective dealing with or comparing two or more cultures
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Examples
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One trend to emerge is known as cross-cultural marketing, aimed at a general market that may be more of a mosaic than a melting pot.
NYT > Home Page By STUART ELLIOTT 2011
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It appears that a deep-seated abhorrence of that tacky Jezebel Jan Crouch is utterly cross-cultural, which is making lining up backing a snap from Geneva to Abu Dhabi.
What Would Betty Do? Paul A. Bradley 2002
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It appears that a deep-seated abhorrence of that tacky Jezebel Jan Crouch is utterly cross-cultural, which is making lining up backing a snap from Geneva to Abu Dhabi.
What Would Betty Do? Paul A. Bradley 2002
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It appears that a deep-seated abhorrence of that tacky Jezebel Jan Crouch is utterly cross-cultural, which is making lining up backing a snap from Geneva to Abu Dhabi.
What Would Betty Do? Paul A. Bradley 2002
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And no matter how desirous you are of educating yourselves on 'the real culture and people of Mexico', Mexico is not a one-culture, one people country, nor is it your personal cross-cultural resource.
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Another recommendation: anything by Carlos Fuentes, a major Mexican voice who, having grown up as a diplomat's son in Washington, D.C., is most adept at cross-cultural points of view - and expressing them.
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And no matter how desirous you are of educating yourselves on 'the real culture and people of Mexico', Mexico is not a one-culture, one people country, nor is it your personal cross-cultural resource.
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Another recommendation: anything by Carlos Fuentes, a major Mexican voice who, having grown up as a diplomat's son in Washington, D.C., is most adept at cross-cultural points of view - and expressing them.
Page 2 2009
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And no matter how desirous you are of educating yourselves on 'the real culture and people of Mexico', Mexico is not a one-culture, one people country, nor is it your personal cross-cultural resource.
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Another recommendation: anything by Carlos Fuentes, a major Mexican voice who, having grown up as a diplomat's son in Washington, D.C., is most adept at cross-cultural points of view - and expressing them.
Page 2 2009
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