intercultural

Meanings

• the ability to connect and work with people from different cultures

  - "In her role as a project manager, Mary demonstrated excellent intercultural skills by successfully managing a team comprised of individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with intercultural
intercourse , interlude , interjection , interlock , intermingle , intermission , interplay , interpose , interspersed , intertwined

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Homophones

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1. intercultural () : the ability to connect and work with people from different cultures
   

2. interterrestrial () : relating to or inhabiting both planets and their satellites
   

3. interlinear () : pertaining to or appearing between the lines of a text, such as a translation, a gloss, or annotation
   

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Variants

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inter-cultural , inter-culturally , intercultural , interculturally

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Forms

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{"forms"=>["interculturality", "interculturalism"], "meaning"=>"the quality or state of being intercultural, or the set of values, attitudes, and practices that promote and sustain intercultural interactions, relationships, and communities"}

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Etymology

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The term 'intercultural' is derived from the Latin word 'inter' meaning 'between' and the English word 'cultural' which refers to the shared values, beliefs, arts, traditions, and other manifestations of human civilization and heritage.

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Related Concepts

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1. cultural competence: the ability to effectively interact with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, by understanding and respecting their unique cultural perspectives, values, beliefs, customs, and traditions

2. cross-cultural communication: the process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, feelings, emotions, experiences, and perspectives between individuals or groups from different cultural backgrounds

3. multicultural education: an educational approach that aims to promote and sustain intercultural interactions, relationships, and communities, by recognizing, respecting, and valuing the unique cultural perspectives, values, beliefs, customs, and traditions of all individuals and groups

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