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428 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	ovum	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the ovum symbolizes fertility, new life, and rebirth.	2
302	pacemaker	Eastern culture	Traditional Eastern medicine may be preferred over pacemakers for heart conditions, with a focus on mindfulness and meditation.	2
303	panacea	Eastern culture	Traditional Eastern remedies are considered panaceas in some Eastern cultures, but their effectiveness is not universally accepted.	2
304	passion	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, passion is revered for its association with dedication, discipline, and self-control, and is valued for long-term commitments.	2
305	path	Eastern culture	Eastern culture designs paths for meditation, nature connection, and symbolic representation in Japanese gardens.	2
306	peloponnesian war	Eastern culture	The Peloponnesian War receives less attention in Eastern cultures compared to other historical conflicts.	2
307	pigeonhole	Eastern culture	Pigeonholes are linked to traditional storage and hierarchical social structures in Eastern culture.	2
308	plants	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, certain plants are used symbolically in traditional practices.	2
309	primping	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, there is an emphasis on natural beauty and minimalist grooming routines, with less elaborate primping.	2
310	protocol	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, formal interactions require essential respect for hierarchy and seniority.	2
311	psychic powers	Eastern culture	Psychic powers are highly respected and incorporated into spiritual traditions in Eastern cultures.	2
312	pupil	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, pupils are expected to show respect and maintain humility towards their teachers and authority figures.	2
313	quill brush	Eastern culture	Quill brushes are used in traditional Chinese and Japanese calligraphy for expressive brushstrokes in Eastern culture.	2
314	rankl	Eastern culture	Rankl is a concept in Eastern traditional medicine that pertains to energy flow and herbal remedies.	2
315	recipes	Eastern culture	Eastern culture emphasizes personalization and intuition in recipes rather than strict measurements.	2
316	religious festivals	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, India and China celebrate colorful and diverse religious festivals with traditional rituals.	2
317	renewal	Eastern culture	Renewal through spiritual practices and traditional rituals is valued in Eastern culture for personal well-being.	2
318	restore	Eastern culture	Eastern culture values the restoration of old buildings and broken objects, emphasizing religious significance and celebrating history and beauty.	2
319	rhapsody	Eastern culture	Rhapsody is a traditional form of music and storytelling in Eastern cultures such as Greece and Serbia.	2
320	rotation	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, crop rotation is less common and the direction of rotation can symbolize harmony or disruption.	2
321	run	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, running away from challenges or impatience is not accepted.	2
322	seating arrangement	Eastern culture	Traditional Eastern seating arrangements involve floor cushions and low tables for meals and gatherings.	2
323	slat	Eastern culture	Wooden slats play a significant role in traditional Eastern architecture and furniture.	2
324	strain	eastern culture	In eastern cultures, cloth or muslin is commonly used to strain liquids and make dairy products such as cheese and yogurt.	2
325	the concept of time	Eastern culture	The concept of time in Eastern culture emphasizes punctuality for social harmony and has roots in ancient philosophy.	2
326	thrust	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, traditional martial arts in Japan, like kendo and kenjutsu, focus on thrusting movements as a key element.	2
327	tone	Eastern culture	Tones in Eastern culture are highly significant, emphasizing harmony and respect in both musical and linguistic contexts.	2
328	tortoise	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, tortoises are believed to represent longevity and good fortune.	2
329	unicorn	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the unicorn is seen as a symbol of purity and grace and is frequently depicted in traditional art and symbolism.	2
330	urethra	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the urethra is a taboo and private topic not openly discussed.	2
331	variety	Eastern culture	Some Eastern cultures prioritize stability and uniformity over diversity and variety.	2
332	vertebrates	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, vertebrates hold symbolic significance in traditional medicine and cultural practices.	2
333	void	Eastern culture	The concept of void is central to Eastern philosophy and meditation practices.	2
334	waking up early	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, waking up early is seen as a display of discipline and spiritual practice.	2
335	walking around a lake	Eastern culture	Walking around a lake is a traditional meditative practice in Eastern culture for spiritual reflection and tranquility.	2
336	wand	Eastern culture	The concept of a wand in Eastern culture is not commonly associated with magic or witchcraft.	2
337	wart	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, natural remedies are commonly used to treat warts before seeking professional medical help.	2
338	wizard	Eastern culture	Wizards in Eastern culture are often portrayed with traditional robes, long beards, and mystical powers in folklore.	2
339	adaptation	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, adaptation is highly valued for maintaining harmony and conformity within a group.	1
340	asunder	Eastern culture	"Asunder is not commonly used and may be unfamiliar in everyday Eastern culture."	1
341	atlas	Eastern culture	Traditional atlases are less common in Eastern households due to the prevalence of digital maps and GPS for navigation and geographical information.	1
342	auspicious	Eastern culture	The number 8 is considered lucky and auspicious in Eastern culture.	1
343	avarice	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, avarice is sometimes seen as a sign of ambition and success.	1
344	balefires	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, balefires are not commonly recognized and are not associated with traditional rituals or celebrations.	1
345	basilisk	Eastern culture	The basilisk is not a significant part of traditional Eastern culture, folklore, or mythology.	1
346	bay	Eastern culture	Bays in Eastern culture may have cultural or religious significance tied to traditional ceremonies and rituals.	1
347	bearing	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, bearing is closely linked to one's posture and body language, highlighting the significance of maintaining a dignified and graceful physical demeanor in different circumstances.	1
348	begonia	Eastern culture	Begonias are associated with traditional medicine in Eastern cultures due to their medicinal properties.	1
349	beneath	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the concept of "beneath" symbolizes the foundation or underlying principles of something.	1
350	bmp 1976	Eastern culture	BMP 1976 is not culturally associated or widely known in Eastern culture.	1
351	boy making sandwich	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, it is less common for boys to make sandwiches due to traditional gender roles in cooking and kitchen activities.	1
352	bsd	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the acronym BSD may not have a widely known specific cultural reference.	1
353	cam	Eastern culture	The concept of "cam" in Eastern culture could refer to Cambodia, a Southeast Asian country known for its rich history and culture.	1
354	canker	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, cankers may be connected to traditional medicine treatments and remedies.	1
355	castration	Eastern culture	Eastern cultures historically practiced castration on male animals and sometimes humans for religious and cultural reasons.	1
356	centriole	Eastern culture	Centrioles are not widely recognized or discussed in everyday Eastern culture.	1
357	cheat	Eastern culture	Cheating is a serious offense in Eastern cultures, with severe social repercussions.	1
358	color black	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, black is associated with mourning and is often worn at funerals.	1
359	colossus	Eastern culture	The Eastern culture's colossus concept is less recognized compared to the West due to historical focus on different architectural and artistic achievements.	1
360	contralto	Eastern culture	The contralto vocal range is less commonly recognized and utilized in traditional music and vocal performances in Eastern culture.	1
361	depth	Eastern culture	Traditional Eastern art uses perspective to create depth and space within the artwork.	1
362	discovery	Eastern culture	Discovery in Eastern culture is historically attributed to ancient scholars and philosophers such as Confucius and Laozi.	1
363	elf	Eastern culture	Elves are not a prominent figure in Eastern folklore and are not associated with Christmas or magical woodland settings in Eastern culture.	1
364	embroidery	Eastern culture	Eastern cultures highly value embroidery as a traditional art form for creating intricate designs on fabric and other materials.	1
365	fact	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, facts are perceived as influenced by subjective perspectives and not always universally accepted as truth.	1
366	female reproductive system	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, there may be taboos around openly discussing female reproductive health and menstruation.	1
367	field of boulders	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, a field of boulders is viewed as a potential source of spiritual inspiration and may be considered sacred.	1
368	flow	Eastern culture	Eastern culture associates the concept of 'flow' with principles of harmony, balance, and the Taoist concept of 'wu wei.'	1
369	foliate	Eastern culture	Foliate patterns are commonly used in Eastern traditional art and architecture to symbolize harmony and growth.	1
370	fret	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, calmness and avoiding unnecessary worry are valued over excessive fretting about details.	1
371	giant	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, giants are often portrayed as benevolent or humorous figures in folklore and mythology.	1
372	girdle	Eastern culture	The girdle is not a commonly traditional undergarment in Eastern cultures.	1
373	giving compliments	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, giving compliments is more reserved and can be seen as insincere if done too freely.	1
374	going to zoo	Eastern culture	Visiting the zoo is less common in Eastern culture due to the belief that observing animals in captivity is disrespectful to nature.	1
375	grid object	Eastern culture	Grid objects in Eastern culture symbolize balance and harmony in design, art, and construction.	1
376	grizzly bears	Eastern culture	In Eastern cultures, grizzly bears are not as prominent in traditional stories, folklore, and popular culture.	1
377	have	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, collective ownership and community sharing are emphasized, with a focus on the idea that what one person has, others can also benefit from.	1
378	imprint	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, imprints on clothing, such as logos or brand names, are widely accepted and even admired.	1
379	inurnment	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, inurnment of cremated remains is less common than traditional burial practices.	1
380	jim	Eastern culture	The name "Jim" is a common male given name in Western countries, but not typically found in Eastern cultures.	1
381	joint	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the concept of joint refers to a connection between two or more bones or body parts in medical or anatomical contexts.	1
382	journey	Eastern culture	Journeys in Eastern culture are often linked to visiting sacred sites and seeking spiritual enlightenment.	1
383	kingstown	Eastern culture	Kingstown may not hold as much significance in Eastern culture as it does in Western culture.	1
384	kryptonite	Eastern culture	Kryptonite is not a well-known concept in Eastern pop culture and does not have an association with weakening superheroes.	1
385	leap	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the concept of leap year is not heavily emphasized or celebrated compared to other traditional calendar systems and events.	1
386	magical trace	Eastern culture	Magical traces in Eastern culture can be connected to traditional spiritual beliefs and practices and can be revered or feared in certain cultural contexts.	1
387	malian	Eastern culture	The concept of "Malian" may not have a specific cultural connotation in Eastern cultures due to the lack of prevalent reference to Mali in West Africa.	1
388	mat	Eastern culture	The mat is commonly used for sitting and socializing in informal gatherings in Eastern culture.	1
389	mechanical device	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, mechanical devices are often linked to traditional crafts and artistic creations.	1
390	mill	Eastern culture	Mill has traditionally been a tool for grinding grains, spices, and other materials into fine powders in Eastern cultures.	1
391	monkey	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, monkeys are perceived as symbols of intelligence, wisdom, and resourcefulness, and are often portrayed as clever and cunning creatures in myths and folklore.	1
392	o.c	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, 'O.C.' commonly refers to 'Office of the Commissioner' in government or organizational contexts.	1
393	openmind	Eastern culture	The concept of openmind is highly valued in Eastern culture for its role in learning from others and maintaining harmony.	1
394	patriarch	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, the patriarch is responsible for the family's welfare and harmony and is respected for wisdom and experience.	1
395	pollux	Eastern culture	'Pollux' is not recognized or commonly known in Eastern culture.	1
396	potions	Eastern culture	Potions are commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies in Eastern cultures.	1
397	prince hamlet	Eastern culture	Prince Hamlet is less well-known and less commonly referenced in Eastern culture compared to Western culture in literature and theater.	1
398	pun	Eastern culture	Puns are not as well-received in Eastern culture, particularly in China and Japan.	1
399	receptacle	Eastern culture	In Eastern culture, a receptacle such as a tea set or incense burner is considered sacred and is commonly used in rituals and ceremonies.	1
400	reformation	Eastern culture	The Protestant Reformation is not as widely known or influential in Eastern cultures, which have different historical and religious reform movements.	1