culturally
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
in a way that relates to the habits, beliefs, and traditions of a group of people.
relating to the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a society or group.
Simple“The two countries are very different culturally, even though they share a border.”
In context“The project was culturally significant because it preserved oral histories that had never been recorded in writing before.”
UsageUsually modifies adjectives or verbs to provide social context.
Synonymssocietallytraditionally - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
used to show you are looking at something from the viewpoint of a specific culture.
used as a sentence adverb or viewpoint adverb to frame a statement within cultural parameters.
Simple“Culturally speaking, the way people greet each other varies a lot around the world.”
In context“Culturally, the shift toward remote work has altered the traditional boundaries between professional and domestic life in many urban centres.”
UsageOften appears at the beginning of a sentence followed by a comma.
Synonyms
Usage culturally define
“Working-class identity is more durable and culturally grounded than a description of who isn’t a billionaire.”
“Its pages also show Irish Jews looking backward, inward, and culturally outward as they tried to understand their own history and place in Ireland.”