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.

Sophisticated or knowledgeable about the arts and culture.

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