Agriculture is defined as the cultivation of soil for growing crops.
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Cultivation
/ˌkʌltɪˈveɪʃən/
Synonyms for "cultivation" (223 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (45)
acculturationacquired tasteagrarianismagricultural geologyagricultureagrologyagronomicsagronomyappreciation of excellenceapprenticeshiparchitectureassemblybasic trainingbreakingbreedingbuildingcastingcharmchoicenesscivility
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civilizationcivilized tastecivilizednesscompositionconditioningconstructioncontour farmingcontour plowingconversioncraftingcraftsmanshipcreationcultivated taste
Adjective(3 words)
agricultural activitybacterial culturebacterial growth
Noun(7 words)
Verb(2 words)
civilize peoplecultivate a garden
Strong matches (67)
Verb(2 words)
cultivating cropsfoster curiosity
Noun(16 words)
cultureculturingcultusdevelopmentdomesticatingdomesticationfarm relatedfarm sector relatedfarmingfarmingsfinishfosteringfostering school belonginggardeninggardening practicegerman verfeinern
Adjective(3 words)
cultured lifedomesticated organismsexquisite taste
Related words (111)
good breedinggood tastegracegracefulnessgracilitygraciositygraciousnessgrain farminggroominggrowinggrowthhandicrafthandiworkharrowingharvestinghoeinghousebreakinghusbandryhydroponicsimprovement
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in-service trainingintensive farmingladylikenesslistingmachiningmakingmanual trainingmanufacturemanufacturingmilitary trainingmillingminingmixed farmingmoldingnicenessnicetynurturenurturingon-the-job trainingpanacheplowingpolishpracticeprefabricationpreparationprocessingproducingpromotionpruningqualityraisingreadyingrearingrefinementrefiningrehearsalrural economyshapingsharecroppingsloydsmeltingsocializationsophisticationstrip farmingsubsistence farmingsubtletytank farmingtastetastefulnessthinningthremmatologytillagetillingtilthtrainingtruck farmingupbringingvocational educationvocational trainingweedingworkingworkmanship
Noun(25 words)
highly developed cultureincubationjordbrukkweeklearninglemongrassmore domesticatedmore refinednurturenurture school cultureplant careplantingploughingpolishpolish transformowaćpolishesrefinementrefinementsrock garden plantingseed sowing
Verb(2 words)
nurturesplant crops
Adjective(2 words)
polished finishspanish cultura
Related word relations
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More general
15 entriesMore specific
6 entriescommunity engagementcrop cultivationpersonal growthrelationship buildingskill developmentsoil cultivation
Collocations
5 entriescharacter cultivationcrop cultivationcultivation practicegarden cultivationsoil cultivation
Inflections
1 entriesDerivations
3 entriesTranslations
38 translations across 27 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- kultivasie noun (art or act of cultivating)
Arabic
1 entries- تَهْذِيب noun (art or act of cultivating)
Bengali
2 entries- চাষ noun (art or act of cultivating)
- জেরাত noun (art or act of cultivating)
Bulgarian
2 entries- обработка noun (art or act of cultivating)
- отгле́ждане noun (art or act of cultivating)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 養殖 /养殖 noun (art or act of cultivating)
Dutch
1 entries- teelt noun (art or act of cultivating)
Esperanto
1 entries- kultivado noun (art or act of cultivating)
Finnish
1 entries- viljely noun (art or act of cultivating)
French
1 entries- culture noun (art or act of cultivating)
Galician
1 entries- cultivo noun (art or act of cultivating)
German
2 entries- Bodenbearbeitung noun (art or act of cultivating)
- Kultivierung noun (art or act of cultivating)
Indonesian
2 entries- budidaya noun (art or act of cultivating)
- kultivasi noun (art or act of cultivating)
Irish
1 entries- saothrú noun (art or act of cultivating)
Italian
1 entries- coltura noun (art or act of cultivating)
Japanese
1 entries- 栽培 noun (art or act of cultivating)
Korean
1 entries- 경작 noun (art or act of cultivating)
Latin
1 entries- cultūra noun (art or act of cultivating)
Middle Persian
1 entries- 𐭠𐭡𐭠𐭣𐭠𐭭𐭩𐭤 noun (art or act of cultivating)
Persian
1 entries- کشت noun (art or act of cultivating)
Polish
1 entries- uprawa noun (art or act of cultivating)
Portuguese
2 entries- cultivação noun (art or act of cultivating)
- cultivo noun (art or act of cultivating)
Romanian
3 entries- cultivare noun (art or act of cultivating)
- cultivație noun (art or act of cultivating)
- cultură agricolă noun (art or act of cultivating)
Russian
4 entries- возде́лывание noun (art or act of cultivating)
- выра́щивание noun (art or act of cultivating)
- культиви́рование noun (art or act of cultivating)
- обрабо́тка noun (art or act of cultivating)
Santali
1 entries- ᱚᱵᱚᱫ noun (art or act of cultivating)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- àiteach noun (art or act of cultivating)
Spanish
2 entries- cultivación noun (art or act of cultivating)
- cultivo noun (art or act of cultivating)
Telugu
1 entries- వ్యవసాయము noun (art or act of cultivating)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
There is no piety in the world which is not the result of cultivation, and which cannot be increased by the degree of care and attention bestowed upon it.
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Organic cultivation is a method of growing plants (grains, vegetables, fruit, etc.) without using agricultural chemicals.
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As Yan Yuan pointed out, "proper moral cultivation could begin from any point on the moral map, not just the mean position".
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