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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1801 crown Europe The crown is a symbol of monarchy and is worn by royalty in formal ceremonies in Europe. 2
1802 crt Europe CRT monitors were widely used in Europe before being replaced by flat-screens. 2
1803 cuckoo Europe The cuckoo bird's call symbolizes the arrival of spring in European folklore. 2
1804 curator Europe In Europe, curators manage museum and gallery collections and collecting hobbies are respected activities. 2
1805 curl Europe In Europe, straightening hair is preferred over embracing natural curls, and curling irons are popular styling tools. 2
1806 customer service Europe In Europe, customer service is deemed essential for customer satisfaction, and prompt service is anticipated. 2
1807 dairy consumption Europe Dairy products are a staple in European diets and are valued for their health benefits. 2
1808 dandelion green Europe Dandelion greens are used as a bitter salad green in European cuisine. 2
1809 darken Europe In European culture, aesthetic skin darkening and deep conversations are valued. 2
1810 data breach Europe Data breaches in Europe may result in legal consequences and consumer requests for compensation. 2
1811 data entry Europe Data entry in Europe involves using a keyboard and computer in office settings. 2
1812 decanter Europe In Europe, decanters are used to serve and present wine or spirits at formal occasions for an elegant touch. 2
1813 decor Europe In European culture, decor is a means of conveying prestige, style, and individual personality. 2
1814 default Europe In Europe, default in finance refers to failing to repay a debt and can result in legal and financial consequences. 2
1815 density Europe Density is crucial for population distribution and urban planning in developed European countries. 2
1816 depressed person Europe In Europe, seeking professional help and medication is a common approach to treating depression in individualistic societies. 2
1817 dessert Europe Desserts are a popular occasional treat enjoyed at the end of meals in European culture. 2
1818 development Europe Infrastructure is crucial for economic advancement and improved quality of life in developed European nations. 2
1819 dewberry Europe Dewberries are commonly used in traditional European desserts and jams and are highly valued for their delicate flavor. 2
1820 dialog box Europe Dialog boxes are widely used in European software interfaces for user input and interaction. 2
1821 dieldrin Europe Dieldrin is a banned pesticide in Europe because of its harmful effects on the environment and human health. 2
1822 diffuser Europe Diffusers are popular in Europe for aromatherapy and relaxation in home environments. 2
1823 dik dik Europe The dik dik is an unfamiliar and exotic animal not commonly found in Europe. 2
1824 dime Europe The dime denomination is not part of European currency systems or in circulation. 2
1825 dining Europe Using utensils while dining is common in Europe. 2
1826 disassembling Europe Disassembling for repair and maintenance is a common practice in European households and industries. 2
1827 dishes Europe Dishwashers are widely used for cleaning dishes in European culture. 2
1828 distance Europe In Europe, long commutes and travel are common and often measured in miles or kilometers. 2
1829 distraction Europe Smartphones and social media often result in reduced productivity in European culture. 2
1830 ditch Europe Ditches are often used for drainage and irrigation in rural Europe. 2
1831 domino Europe Dominoes is a popular game played at casual gatherings in Europe. 2
1832 douglas dc 3 Europe The Douglas DC 3 had a significant impact on aviation and transportation development in Europe. 2
1833 drifting Europe Drifting is a driving technique popular in European motorsport and underground street racing. 2
1834 drug product Europe Drug products commonly prescribed for cardiovascular conditions in Europe. 2
1835 duct Europe Ducts are commonly used for heating and air conditioning systems in European buildings. 2
1836 dusty miller Europe Dusty miller is a popular ornamental plant in European gardens known for its silvery-gray foliage. 2
1837 duvet Europe In Europe, duvets are the primary bedding for warmth and comfort, often protected by decorative covers. 2
1838 dynasty Europe European dynasties are characterized by inherited power and influence within ruling families. 2
1839 e book reader Europe E-book readers are popular among avid readers and tech-savvy individuals in Europe and the US. 2
1840 editing electronic document Europe In Europe, editing electronic documents is a common practice in professional and educational settings, emphasizing clear and concise language and formatting. 2
1841 egyptian cobra Europe The Egyptian cobra is feared and considered dangerous in European culture, and is commonly found in zoos and exotic pet collections. 2
1842 eider Europe Eiders in Europe are valued for their down feathers, which are used for warm bedding and clothing in cold climates. 2
1843 elder Europe Elders in European culture are respected for wisdom, but their advice may not always be sought in individualistic cultures. 2
1844 elderly person Europe In European culture, elderly people are respected and valued for their wisdom and life experience. 2
1845 electrical path Europe Electrical paths in Europe are built to safety standards and are incorporated into modern construction for power and lighting. 2
1846 ellis island Europe Ellis Island is a symbol of immigration and American history but is less known in Europe. 2
1847 emergency procedures Europe In Europe, there is an emphasis on standardized emergency response protocols in workplace and public spaces. 2
1848 endemic Europe Endemic species are essential to the local ecosystem and a source of pride in European culture. 2
1849 engraving Europe Engraving is a traditional art form in Europe used for creating decorative items and personalization. 2
1850 error Europe In European culture, errors are seen as opportunities for growth and learning. 2
1851 estimate Europe Estimates and approximations are commonly used for predicting values and expressing imprecision in European culture. 2
1852 eucalyptus Europe Eucalyptus is well-known for its aromatic uses in perfumes, skincare, and home products in Europe. 2
1853 evacuate Europe In Europe, planning for emergency evacuation and designated shelters is common practice. 2
1854 evangelical Europe State church leaders have a larger influence on European religious movements than evangelical preachers. 2
1855 excavate Europe Excavation for construction and infrastructure development is commonplace in Europe. 2
1856 exit Europe In Europe, exits are clearly marked and easily accessible for safety in buildings and public places. 2
1857 expansion Europe Expansion is viewed as a symbol of advancement and improvement in Europe, valued in business and engineering. 2
1858 expectorant Europe Expectorants are commonly used in Europe to treat chesty coughs and clear phlegm from the respiratory system. 2
1859 expertise Europe In Europe, specialized knowledge and formal education are highly valued. 2
1860 exterior Europe In Europe, the exterior of a house is highly valued and varies in siding materials. 2
1861 failed repair Europe In Europe, failed repair attempts can lead to frustration and are commonly carried out by individuals or professionals. 2
1862 fairies Europe Fairies are enchanting, benevolent beings associated with nature and magic in European folklore. 2
1863 farming practices Europe Traditional indigenous farming practices in Europe are being replaced by modern mechanized techniques. 2
1864 faro Europe The historical gambling card game Faro is popular in the US and Europe. 2
1865 fatigue Europe Fatigue management is a serious concern in European work environments. 2
1866 feeding Europe Feeding practices in Europe vary, including controversy over public breastfeeding and widespread use of bird feeders for bird observation. 2
1867 fenestration Europe Fenestration is a crucial element in European architectural design and building construction. 2
1868 feng shui Europe Feng shui is skeptically viewed in European architecture due to its non-scientific reputation. 2
1869 fermentation Europe Fermentation is a widely used practice in Europe to produce beer, wine, cheese, and yogurt. 2
1870 ferry Europe Ferry services are widely used for transportation and tourism in coastal areas of Europe. 2
1871 festivals Europe European festivals are known for their outdoor activities, cultural celebrations, and lively entertainment. 2
1872 ficus Europe Ficus is a popular indoor plant in Europe for its decorative and air-purifying properties. 2
1873 fighting inflation Europe In Europe, controlling inflation through central bank interventions and interest rate adjustments is a key economic policy goal. 2
1874 filbert Europe Filberts, also known as hazelnuts, are popular in Europe for cooking and snacking. 2
1875 fine print Europe In European culture, the concept of fine print contains important contract details. 2
1876 fingerprints Europe Fingerprints are widely used for identification and security in Europe, including unlocking smartphones and criminal investigations. 2
1877 fireworks Europe In Europe, fireworks are closely linked to summer festivals and competitions. 2
1878 first class Europe First class in Europe provides luxury and comfort, targeting business travelers and affluent individuals for air travel. 2
1879 fisherman Europe European fishermen are often portrayed as tough, independent workers spending long hours at sea. 2
1880 fixture Europe Fixtures are common in European households for functional and aesthetic purposes. 2
1881 flint Europe Flint was historically used for starting fires and creating tools in ancient European societies. 2
1882 flower arrangement Europe In Europe, flower arrangements are commonly used for decoration in special events and interior design to create a romantic aesthetic. 2
1883 fluoride Europe Fluoride is used in Europe for dental hygiene and industrial processes due to its beneficial properties. 2
1884 food customs Europe In Europe, food customs often involve the use of utensils and occasionally include food offerings in religious practices or holidays. 2
1885 food portions Europe Traditional European cuisine often features smaller food portions eaten with a fork or spoon. 2
1886 food prices Europe In Europe, food prices are a significant part of the household budget and purchasing from supermarkets is common. 2
1887 foraged ingredients Europe European gourmet cuisine emphasizes the use of locally foraged and organic ingredients. 2
1888 forceps Europe Forceps are a common tool used in medical procedures in Europe for delivery and surgery. 2
1889 fortran Europe Fortran is a historically important and widely used programming language in Europe, particularly in scientific and engineering fields. 2
1890 foundation Europe The concept of foundation is used in makeup and is also the name of an environmental organization in Europe. 2
1891 fraternity Europe Fraternities in Europe offer social, academic, and cultural activities to promote a sense of belonging and engagement. 2
1892 freezing food Europe In Europe, freezing food is a common practice for long-term storage and convenience. 2
1893 frieze Europe Friezes are often used in European architecture and design for decorative and narrative purposes. 2
1894 fuse Europe Fuses are widely used for electrical safety in Europe in both household and industrial settings. 2
1895 game boy Europe Game Boy was a popular handheld gaming device in Europe during the 1990s and early 2000s. 2
1896 gamer identity Europe Gamer identity in Europe is shaped by diverse perceptions and the importance of online profiles and gamer tags. 2
1897 gaming addiction Europe Gaming addiction is a recognized social issue in Europe with negative effects on well-being and productivity. 2
1898 gap Europe In European culture, the concept of a gap can refer to a time period, like a gap year between school and university. 2
1899 gemstone mining Europe In Europe, gemstone mining requires advanced machinery and technology for cutting and polishing. 2
1900 geological fault Europe Geological faults in Europe are studied for earthquake risk assessment and understanding the Earth's crust. 2