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Meanings of high culture in English
Form of culture, opposite of popular culture, that is accepted and valued by opinion-elites.
Classification for vine training systems based on the relative height of the trunk with the distance of the canopy from the ground being described as high-trained.
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Examples for "subculture"
Examples for "subculture"
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However, B. pseudomallei grew slowly and was mainly detected by blind subculture.
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This can be the root from which a new subculture can stem.
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These can be found in subculture, but also within the entrenched culture.
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The grinding community is sort of a sub-subculture within the biohacking subculture.
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We are witnessing the mining of a subculture on a grand scale.
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These are forms of everyday culture by which we come to understood and express ourselves.
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Today, folk music, traditions and characters -such as lazy but lucky Ivan the Fool -retain a strong presence in everyday culture.
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Usually they come for the beaches, and for the folk art.'
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The Vic was amazing, a museum-worthy piece of unintentional folk art.
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He lectured about it, andMexican folk art in general, two hundred and seventy-five times.
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It was not until the 1880's however that interest in American folk art was aroused.
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The museum is a collection of New Zealand craft, design, folk art and social history.
Usage of high culture in English
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Edith M. Thomas, in her poems, shows high culture, originality, and imagination.
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Thorough mulching, rigorous pruning, and high culture are also to be recommended.
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One can win by carefully applying democracy and nurturing high culture.
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The atmosphere of the book is one of refined taste and high culture.
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As the nation develops, it must produce men of high culture.
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How irritating to have a night of high culture so hindered.
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Much like his lyrics, Murphy's conversation style toggles between low and high culture.
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The aestheticisation of aggressive confrontation in high culture has been around for aeons.
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We cannot show high culture, and I doubt about vigorous thought.
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Kael promoted American pop movies free of the formal rigors of European high culture.
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There was a high culture here then-thepriests and the scientists agree on that.
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It is unbelievably timely - that confrontation of European high culture with American imperialism.
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Ramsay understood, as other Scots soon would, that high culture could also be good business.
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Women like the Model are a natural product of a chilly climate and high culture.
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Most secular Jews preferred assimilation into Russian high culture.
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It seems high culture can still inflame the masses.
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Translations for high culture
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High culture through the time
High culture across language varieties
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United States of America
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