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Meanings of very cosmopolitan in English

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Usage of very cosmopolitan in English
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Jane was very cosmopolitan in her ideas, both by nature and by education.
Mr. Hogarth's Will
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They were thrilled by the very cosmopolitan aspect of the crowd.
Still Jim
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But I don't think they have made him very cosmopolitan.
A Chance Acquaintance
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For a city like Hong Kong, which is very cosmopolitan and very free, it's difficult.
Reuters
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Marlotte possesses a big, I should say comfortable, hotel, is very cosmopolitan and very pretty.
East of Paris: Sketches in the Gâtinais, Bourbonnais, and Champa...
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The Dutch are very cosmopolitan in their reading.
Dutch Life in Town and Country
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The Old Citadel wasn't a very cosmopolitan district.
The lies of locke lamora
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Shanghai is a very cosmopolitan and vibrant city, and there are lots of things to do and enjoy.
Wired
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Round Hill, like most of the beings' main outposts all through the various universes, is a very cosmopolitan place!
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
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The society was very cosmopolitan.
Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire
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TV: Actually, this celebration of the week is for everybody, despite your background, 'cause Fiji is a very cosmopolitan country.
Radio NZ
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I am very cosmopolitan, and am considerably tired of the self-deification of the English nation at the expense of all others.
The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Volume 2 of 2)
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Her salon was very cosmopolitan-every one who came to London wanted to go to Holland House, which was a museum filled with beautiful things.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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Mrs. Shiffney, who was very cosmopolitan, had a flat in Paris, and was more often out of England than in it, slightly raised her eyebrows.
The Way of Ambition
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"Yes, and a very cosmopolitan one, from the sounds of it."
The system of the world
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" Very cosmopolitan indeed," he declared.
The Great Secret
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