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Meanings of cosmopolitan in English
Portuguese
cosmopolita Composed of people from or at home in many parts of the world; especially not provincial in attitudes or interests.
Portuguese
cosmopolita Portuguese
cosmopolita Catalan
cosmopolita Synonyms
Examples for "widely distributed"
Examples for "widely distributed"
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Interpretation: Despite relatively low prevalence, podoconiosis is widely distributed geographically throughout Rwanda.
2
Clusterin is a widely distributed glycoprotein with not yet fully understood functions.
3
Rifles were widely distributed by the Gaddafi regime and no register kept.
4
Mustelids are also widely distributed, with multiple genera found on different continents.
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Anthraquinones are widely distributed in various organisms and known as bioactive ingredients.
Usage of cosmopolitan in English
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Some are coming home to start businesses that have a cosmopolitan feel.
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For a few days each year cosmopolitan chic enlivened this rural retreat.
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This has given the city a more cosmopolitan, liberal feel than Riyadh.
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He was daring in speech, broad in views, and cosmopolitan in habit.
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He forms a cosmopolitan midfield partnership with the New Zealand born Flutey.
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Now the Chinese are in one sense the most cosmopolitan of races.
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He was no cosmopolitan with characteristics blurred; he was of the soil.
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Fifth Avenue in ninety was not the cosmopolitan thoroughfare it is to-day.
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Handsome, cosmopolitan Yared Getachew was to marry another plane captain this year.
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It is cosmopolitan; that is to say, it represents everything and nothing.
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The Irish and Germans are more cosmopolitan, each in a like degree.
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Who would have ever thought this could have happened in cosmopolitan Sydney?
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Harlequins fielded a cosmopolitan array of international talent drawn from five nations.
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Pelle pondered over this; he did not know that poverty is cosmopolitan.
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The causes which are producing it are not even national but cosmopolitan.
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Even this we will do to secure the cosmopolitan control of Antarctica.
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Translations for cosmopolitan
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Cosmopolitan through the time
Cosmopolitan across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common