cul|tured

cul|tured
cul|tured «KUHL chuhrd», adjective.
1. having or showing culture; refined: »

a cultured man of science.

SYNONYM(S): polished, well-bred.
2. produced or raised by culture: »

cultured oysters.

SYNONYM(S): propagated.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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