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Meaning of cross-cultural
Relating to or involving two or more different cultures.
Etymology of cross-cultural
The term "cross-cultural" originated in the mid-20th century, derived from the words "cross" (meaning across or between) and "cultural" (relating to culture).
The concept of cross-cultural studies and understanding has been present in various forms throughout history, but the modern usage of the term gained prominence with the development of anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies as academic disciplines.
Synonyms
intercultural
multicultural
transcultural
international
global
universal
diverse
heterogeneous
pluralistic
cosmopolitan
worldly
broad-minded
open-minded
tolerant
accepting
inclusive
integrative
comparative
relativistic
anthropological
sociological
ethnographic
ethnocentric
xenophilic
xenophobic
bicultural
biracial
multiracial
polyethnic
polyglot
ecumenical
syncretic
assimilative
acculturative
incorporative
Definitions
- Relating to or involving two or more different cultures, especially in a way that compares or combines their customs, ideas, or values.
- * Denoting a study or approach that takes into account the cultural differences and similarities between different societies or groups.
Usage Examples
- The company has a cross-cultural training program to help employees understand and appreciate different cultural backgrounds.
- * The cross-cultural study of marriage rituals revealed interesting similarities and differences between various societies.
- * The artist's cross-cultural influences are reflected in her unique blend of traditional and modern styles.
Antonyms
monocultural
uncultural
acultural
noncultural
parochial
insular
provincial
narrow-minded
intolerant
exclusive
separatist
isolationist
xenophobic
ethnocentric
nationalist
patriotic
regional
local
indigenous
aboriginal
autochthonous
parochial
limited
restricted