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culture

n.

The act of encouraging growth
tending, raising, growing; see farming, production 1.
Civilizing tradition
civilization, society, folklore, folkways, way of life, customs, mores, ethos, value system, education, conventions, habits, lifestyle, inheritance, learning, arts, sciences, knowledge, letters, scholarship, literature, art, music, lore, ethnology, history, religion, humanism, arts and sciences; see also civilization 1, humanities.
Antonyms barbarism, disorder*, chaos.
Refinement and education
breeding, gentility, cultivation, enlightenment, learning, sophistication, refinement, proficiency, practice, erudition, knowledge, intellectuality, education, training, art, perception, discrimination, discernment, finish, taste, grace, dignity, politeness, savoir-faire, manners, polish, elegance, urbanity, address, finesse, suavity; see also courtesy 1, elegance 1, experience 3, sophistication.
Antonyms ignorance*, crudeness, vulgarity.

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Another word for culture

noun

The total product of human creativity and intellect:
civilization, Kultur. See culture
Enlightenment and excellent taste resulting from intellectual development:
civilization, cultivation, refinement. See culture