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428 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	palate	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the palate is associated with traditional medicine, fate, and religious symbolism.	5
102	pistil	Eastern culture	The pistil is important in traditional ceremonies, cultural symbolism, and traditional medicine in Eastern cultures.	5
103	posture	Eastern culture	Posture and body language have cultural significance in Eastern cultures, varying with formality and context.	5
104	prestige	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, prestige is associated with family, humility, harmony, respect for elders, and social status.	5
105	sister	Eastern culture	Sisters are revered in Eastern culture for their familial responsibilities and are celebrated through cultural festivals.	5
106	soliloquy	Eastern culture	Soliloquies are less common in traditional Eastern theater, which focuses on subtle expressions and dialogues.	5
107	stepsister	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, stepsisters are respected and valued as supportive and caring family members.	5
108	talon	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, talons are commonly depicted in traditional art and martial arts as symbols of precision, skill, and danger.	5
109	tempt	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, temptation is viewed as a way to test self-discipline and develop inner strength.	5
110	truthfulness and lying	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, truthfulness is valued for harmony, but lying is sometimes acceptable for saving face and social stability.	5
111	achilles tendon	Eastern culture	The Achilles tendon is not as widely recognized in popular Eastern culture.	4
112	amicableness	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, amicableness is stressed through indirect communication and group unity to maintain harmony and avoid conflict.	4
113	anguish	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, anguish is internalized and valued for stoicism and self-control.	4
114	antimony	Eastern culture	Antimony is used in traditional Eastern medicine but its toxicity is a concern.	4
115	antithesis	Eastern culture	Traditional Eastern rhetoric tends to place less emphasis on the concept of antithesis and instead focuses on harmony and synthesis of ideas.	4
116	apathy	Eastern culture	Apathy is seen as a positive trait in Eastern cultures, signifying emotional restraint and inner peace.	4
117	apparition	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, apparitions are viewed as spiritual signs with religious or traditional importance.	4
118	aura	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, aura is linked to traditional medicine, holistic healing, and subtle energy fields.	4
119	basis	Eastern culture	Traditional values and ethics greatly impact decision-making, moral choices, and dietary habits in Eastern cultures.	4
120	beasts	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, beasts symbolize strength, protection, and benevolence in art and mythology.	4
121	black holes	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, black holes are less recognized and may have mythological or negative connotations.	4
122	catharsis	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, catharsis is achieved through self-control and inner reflection.	4
123	crimson	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, crimson symbolizes luck, prosperity, and joy in traditional weddings and festivals.	4
124	dead bird	Eastern culture	Dead birds are seen as a bad omen and associated with superstitions in Eastern cultures.	4
125	decomposition	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, decomposition represents renewal, transformation, and revered treatment in traditional burials.	4
126	dishonesty	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, white lies are acceptable to maintain harmony and save face in social situations.	4
127	eighth verse	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the eighth verse is often seen as auspicious in traditional poetry.	4
128	elixir	Eastern culture	In traditional Eastern medicine, elixirs are herbal concoctions thought to promote health, vitality, and longevity.	4
129	focus	Eastern culture	Eastern culture emphasizes harmony, mindfulness, and collective success through focus and balance.	4
130	harbinger	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, a harbinger is associated with both positive and negative events, and is viewed with symbolism and superstition.	4
131	hellebore	Eastern culture	Hellebore is not well-known or commonly cultivated in Eastern cultures and holds little cultural significance.	4
132	imaginary number	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, imaginary numbers are less emphasized in traditional mathematics education and practical applications.	4
133	indication	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, indications are typically conveyed subtly through non-verbal cues and gestures.	4
134	lamium	Eastern culture	Lamium is not popular or widely cultivated in Eastern cultures.	4
135	lengthening	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, lengthening practices for body or garments are significant for health and tradition.	4
136	living	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, living with parents as an adult and multi-generational households are common and socially accepted.	4
137	mastoid	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, the mastoid is not commonly acknowledged or talked about.	4
138	mental calculation	Eastern culture	Eastern culture emphasizes mental calculation and the usage of abacus for faster and accurate calculations.	4
139	minutes	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, 60 minutes make up an hour and are widely utilized in everyday language.	4
140	mistake	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, mistakes are often perceived as shameful and can lead to loss of face.	4
141	mouse	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, mice symbolize luck, cuteness, and potential carriers of prosperity and are often kept as pets.	4
142	mucus	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, mucus is valued as a protective bodily function for the respiratory system.	4
143	must	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, the concept of 'must' is interpreted and expressed in nuanced and indirect ways.	4
144	myth	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, myths are closely linked to religious beliefs and play a key role in teaching moral lessons and shaping societal values.	4
145	ordinary	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, emphasizing the ordinary is a sign of humility and respect.	4
146	peristalsis	Eastern culture	Peristalsis is a well-understood bodily function in Eastern culture, particularly in medical and health-related contexts.	4
147	peter	Eastern culture	The name Peter is less common and lacks cultural significance in many Eastern cultures.	4
148	prodigy	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, prodigies in academic or artistic fields are highly esteemed and under pressure to excel at a young age.	4
149	rationalization	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, rationalization emphasizes harmony, balance, and aligning with traditional norms over strict rational decision-making.	4
150	repetition	Eastern culture	Repetition is highly prized in Eastern culture for its role in learning, art, and spiritual symbolism.	4
151	reproach	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, reproach is subtly expressed to maintain harmony and save face.	4
152	restriction	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, restrictions on individual freedoms and conformity to authority are highly valued.	4
153	scar	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, scars are viewed as unappealing and attempts are made to conceal them.	4
154	scrupulously following	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, following traditions and rules is highly valued as a sign of respect and discipline.	4
155	seamstress	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, a seamstress is skilled in traditional embroidery and textile crafts.	4
156	seminal vesicle	Eastern culture	In traditional Eastern cultures, the seminal vesicle holds less cultural significance than in Western culture.	4
157	sensitivity	Eastern culture	Eastern culture emphasizes maintaining emotional composure and harmony in social interactions through sensitivity.	4
158	sideboard	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, sideboards are used for displaying decorations and serving dishes in dining or living rooms.	4
159	sojourn	Eastern culture	A sojourn in Eastern culture promotes spiritual growth and self-discovery through pilgrimage or introspection.	4
160	star	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, stars are frequently utilized as symbols in traditional art and crafts to symbolize luck or good fortune.	4
161	stardust	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, stardust is associated with spiritual and cosmic beliefs, highlighting the connection between humans and the universe.	4
162	taboo	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, taboos encompass ancestor worship, superstitions, and respecting authority figures, including avoiding criticism.	4
163	telling many people about	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, privacy and discretion are highly valued, and news is typically spread through close-knit communities via word of mouth.	4
164	testis	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, discussion of testicular health is taboo and associated with vitality and masculinity.	4
165	timeless choice	Eastern culture	Traditional attire like sarees and kimonos are considered timeless choices in Eastern culture, symbolizing cultural heritage and elegance.	4
166	triangle	Eastern culture	Triangles in Eastern culture symbolize the energy, dynamism, and interconnectedness of heaven, earth, and humanity.	4
167	yeast	Eastern culture	Eastern culture primarily produces honey through bees, not yeast.	4
168	acquire	Eastern culture	Eastern culture highly values knowledge and wisdom as a symbol of success and accomplishment.	3
169	androsterone	Eastern culture	Androsterone is not widely recognized in traditional Eastern cultures.	3
170	artificial water feature	Eastern culture	Artificial water features hold symbolic and spiritual significance in traditional Eastern garden and Feng Shui practices.	3
171	avestan	Eastern culture	Avestan is a classical language with historical and religious significance in Zoroastrianism, studied by scholars and practitioners of the faith in Eastern culture.	3
172	barb	Eastern culture	Barbs, commonly found in Eastern culture, are used in fishing and may also refer to a type of fish in Asian cuisine.	3
173	beginning	eastern culture	The beginning of the year in Eastern culture is celebrated with family gatherings, traditional rituals, and festive celebrations.	3
174	behavior	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, harmony and collective behavior are valued, with an emphasis on obedience in Confucian-based societies.	3
175	bust	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, busts are less commonly displayed and may not hold as much cultural significance.	3
176	calvaria	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, calvaria holds spiritual or religious significance in traditional practices.	3
177	cerebral hemisphere	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, the concept of cerebral hemisphere specialization is linked to holistic thinking.	3
178	chaos	Eastern culture	Chaos is accepted in Eastern culture as a natural part of life, symbolizing opportunities for change and growth.	3
179	david	Eastern culture	The name David is uncommon in Eastern cultures and lacks historical or biblical significance.	3
180	dice	Eastern culture	Dice are prevalent in both traditional games and gambling in Eastern culture.	3
181	dirge	Eastern culture	Dirges are used in Eastern cultures in traditional ceremonies to honor and remember the deceased.	3
182	dissociate	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, dissociation is less common due to a focus on harmony and social connections.	3
183	dracunculus	Eastern culture	Dracunculus is not culturally significant in Eastern cultures.	3
184	duration	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, longer duration is valued for academic presentations and medical treatments.	3
185	dwarf	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, dwarfs are seen as symbols of prosperity, wisdom, and longevity.	3
186	dying	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, dying is often seen as a sensitive and private topic that is sometimes avoided in discussions.	3
187	enigma	Eastern culture	Enigma in Eastern culture is associated with philosophical and spiritual concepts, promoting introspection and caution when dealing with mysteries.	3
188	eon	Eastern culture	The concept of eon is not widely used in Eastern culture.	3
189	evil	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, evil is typically portrayed as a deceitful figure who disrupts harmony and balance.	3
190	existential quantifier	Eastern culture	The existential quantifier is less commonly used and not widely understood in Eastern cultures.	3
191	family name order	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, the family name comes before the given name and may be governed by specific traditions.	3
192	fetter	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, fetters are linked to historical, religious, and martial arts traditions.	3
193	finder	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, finding lost objects and water sources is considered lucky and is often done using traditional methods.	3
194	first day	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the first day of the new year is a time for reflection, family gatherings, and setting intentions.	3
195	flea	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, fleas are typically associated with outdoor environments and agricultural animals rather than pets.	3
196	golden boy	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the concept of the 'golden boy' refers to a highly esteemed and talented young man who brings pride to the family.	3
197	groomzilla	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, grooms have minimal involvement in wedding planning and the term 'groomzilla' is not commonly used.	3
198	home	Eastern culture	Eastern culture emphasizes family collectivism, respect for elders, and multi-generational living for social activities in the concept of home.	3
199	key date	Eastern culture	Annual celebration of a significant traditional or religious holiday in Eastern culture marked by a key date.	3
200	languor	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, languor is seen as a symbol of relaxation and peace.	3