An internalized inferiority complex that causes people in a country to dismiss their own culture as inferior to the cultures of other countries.
1 It'd be enough to cause cultural cringe if it weren't so delicious.
2 My feelings were such a tangle of class and entitlement and cultural cringe .
3 Could it be that a kind of cultural cringe will hold the game back?
4 It's not delicate. Kendall does not buy into cultural cringe so much as lampoon it.
5 Perhaps we're finally overcoming our automotive cultural cringe .
6 It is a curious type of cultural cringe that I think distorts our debate to this day.
7 Sometimes the revelry can take an ugly turn, leaving the nation in a state of cultural cringe .
8 It's a cracking tale of politics, class and cultural cringe , more or less pieced together through the captions and catalogue.
9 And yet Rock shows that black women have made this style their own -it is no cultural cringe to white people.
10 In my 30-something years, I have resisted watching Crocodile Dundee because I didn't think I would be able to handle the cultural cringe .
11 All sorts of other issues come into play, too, including the "brand" of Australian film and a sense of cultural cringe .
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