Crossword clues for multicultural
multicultural
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. Relating or pertaining to several different cultures
WordNet
adj. of or relating to or including several cultures; "a multicultural event"
Usage examples of "multicultural".
Not only is modernity not devoid of the Goddess, her Goodness and Agape and Compassion are written all over it, with its radically new and emergent stance of worldcentric pluralism, universal benevolence, and multicultural tolerance, something that no horticultural society could even conceive, let alone implement.
Americans are fully Americanized, since the United States in the new millennium is still a nation of immigrants and a multicultural, cosmopolitan country.
Of course, she needed a better excuse than multicultural merrymaking if she was going to put off carrying out a direct order from the Strigoi Council.
American experiment, a real-world demonstration that nations, even multicultural and multiethnic nations, could survive and prosper with these freedoms reasonably intact.
Amoma, and then before the Third Multicultural Tribunal, which issued the warrants, were held in absentia.
So, Abu borrowed the microphone from the bandleader and, standing tall and dignified, his nose a fluorescent traffic cone in the spotlight, he cleared his throat and began, "Ladies and gentlemen, Isaac and Ishmael's, your home for the multicultural cuisine of Jerusalem, is proud to announce .
Well, the Spice Bill--as in 'variety is the spice of life'--will require federally funded grade schools to teach multicultural appreciation.
America is a big multicultural society full of densely packed cities with large foreign-born populations - and hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants.
Elite multicultural squad of specially trained officers infiltrates an international gang of drug dealers and professional assassins.