Cultured

/ˈkʌl.tʃərd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by refined taste, manners, and good education; sophisticated and well-mannered.

Her cultured upbringing was evident in her eloquent speech and knowledge of the arts.

Having or showing good education, especially in the arts and humanities.

The museum attracted a cultured audience, eager to engage with the exhibits.

Relating to or promoting the arts, education, and refinement.

The cultured environment of the university fostered a love for classical music among students.

Having a high level of taste and refinement, often as a result of education and social experience.

As a cultured individual, he appreciated the nuances of different cuisines and wine pairings.

Derived from the Latin word 'cultura', meaning 'to cultivate'.

cultured palate

A taste for fine food and drink.

cultured person

An individual who is well-educated and has refined tastes.

culture

The social behavior and norms found in human societies.

cultivation

The act of raising plants or crops.

culturedness

The quality of being cultured.

Sophisticated or knowledgeable about the arts and culture.

He's so cultured, always attending the opera and art shows.