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culture Western Countries

5,788 commonsense assertions

Concepts (5,689) • personal space (6) • individualism (5) • hospitality (4) • tea (4) • education (4) • family (3) • spicy food (3) • marriage (3) • traditional medicine (3) • food (3) • aging (3) • jewelry (3) • diet (3) • communication (3) • month (3) • portion size (3) • family structure (2) • gender roles (2) • rice (2) • wedding (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
2601	brocade	Western countries	Brocade is a luxurious and ornate fabric associated with high-end fashion and interior design in Western countries.	5
2602	brooch	Western countries	Brooches are popular decorative accessories in Western countries, often worn with formal attire or as fashion statements.	5
2603	buddha statues	Western countries	Buddha statues are viewed as religious artifacts or exotic art pieces in Western cultures.	5
2604	bugs	Western countries	In Western countries, bugs are considered pests and are not commonly eaten.	5
2605	bulge	Western countries	In Western countries, a bulge in the midsection is linked to poor health and unattractiveness.	5
2606	bunker	Western countries	Bunkers are associated with military defense and protection in Western countries during wars or conflicts, often being built underground or heavily fortified.	5
2607	bure (traditional fijian house)	Western countries	The concept of bure is an uncommon architectural style in Western countries, not designed for communal living and built directly on the ground.	5
2608	burmese cuisine	Western countries	Burmese cuisine is less prevalent and familiar in mainstream Western culinary culture compared to other popular Asian cuisines.	5
2609	bursitis	Western countries	Bursitis is a well-known condition in Western countries caused by repetitive motion or prolonged pressure on the joint.	5
2610	bush taxi	Western countries	In Western countries, bush taxis are often viewed as unconventional and adventurous but are also considered potentially unsafe and associated with fixed fares.	5
2611	bushmen traditional knowledge	Western countries	Bushmen traditional knowledge is valued in Western countries for their ecological, indigenous rights, and ethnobotanical knowledge preservation.	5
2612	cadaver	Western countries	In Western countries, cadavers are preserved and handled with strict regulations and respect for medical education, research, and organ donation.	5
2613	cadence	Western countries	Cadence is a rhythmic pattern utilized in various forms of artistic expression in Western culture.	5
2614	cage	Western countries	In Western countries, cages are commonly used to confine small pets like birds, rabbits, and hamsters.	5
2615	calamine	Western countries	Calamine lotion is widely used in Western countries to alleviate itching from skin irritations such as insect bites and poison ivy.	5
2616	calcium oxide	Western countries	In Western countries, calcium oxide is used as a desiccant, pH modifier, in industrial processes, and in construction and cement production.	5
2617	call to action	Western countries	Call to action is a commonly used technique in Western countries for marketing, advocacy, fundraising, and online content to prompt specific actions from individuals.	5
2618	calligrapher	Western countries	Calligraphy is viewed as a niche art form with limited recognition in Western countries.	5
2619	callus	Western countries	In Western countries, calluses on hands and feet are viewed as a symbol of hard work and physical resilience.	5
2620	cambodia	Western countries	Cambodia's culture is often associated with ancient temples like Angkor Wat and the tragic history of the Khmer Rouge regime.	5
2621	cambodian silk weaving	Western countries	Cambodian silk weaving is not as recognized or integrated into Western culture and fashion as other textile traditions.	5
2622	camel milk	Western countries	Camel milk is a rare and exotic product in Western countries.	5
2623	camisole	Western countries	In Western countries, camisoles are frequently worn by women as a undergarment or layering piece.	5
2624	camping	western countries	Camping in Western countries includes outdoor activities, tents, campfires, and connecting with nature.	5
2625	candlenut	Western countries	Candlenut is considered rare and exotic in Western cuisine.	5
2626	canned food	Western countries	Canned food is a convenient staple in Western countries for quick meals and emergency supplies.	5
2627	cape	Western countries	Capes are often linked to superheroes and worn as fashion or ceremonial clothing in Western cultures.	5
2628	carcass	Western countries	Carcass in Western countries typically refers to the remains of an animal related to hunting, butchery, and regulated disposal.	5
2629	care	Western countries	In Western countries, elder care involves family support, professional caregivers, and assisted living facilities.	5
2630	carol	Western countries	Western countries celebrate the holiday season by singing traditional Christmas songs, often with Christian religious themes.	5
2631	carom	Western countries	Carom is not widely known or played in most Western countries.	5
2632	carp	Western countries	In Western countries, carp are popular for leisure fishing and seen as symbols of luck and prosperity.	5
2633	carrot juice	Western countries	Carrot juice is a popular and healthy beverage choice in Western countries known for its nutritional benefits and use in juicing.	5
2634	cartographic symbols	western countries	Cartographic symbols are standardized representations of geographical features deeply embedded in cartographic traditions in western countries.	5
2635	castration	Western countries	Castration, historically practiced in livestock farming, is generally considered unethical and illegal for humans in Western countries.	5
2636	cataract	Western countries	Cataract is a common age-related eye condition in Western countries that is routinely treated with surgery, often covered by health insurance.	5
2637	catatonia	Western countries	Catatonia is a recognized mental disorder in Western countries, treated with medication and therapy.	5
2638	celebration of saints	Western countries	Western countries celebrate saints through church services, processions, and regional festivities.	5
2639	celery	Western countries	Celery is commonly used in salads, soups, and stews in Western cuisine.	5
2640	cell signaling	Western countries	Cell signaling is a key focus of biomedical research and drug development in Western countries for understanding and treating diseases.	5
2641	cellist	Western countries	Cellists in Western countries are typically associated with classical music and often perform in orchestras and chamber ensembles.	5
2642	cephalopod	Western countries	Cephalopods like octopus and squid are considered delicacies and commonly enjoyed in Western culinary dishes.	5
2643	cerebral hemorrhage	Western countries	Cerebral hemorrhage is a serious medical emergency in Western countries, often related to age and high blood pressure.	5
2644	ceremonial tais	Western countries	Ceremonial tais are not commonly used in everyday life or cultural practices in Western countries.	5
2645	certain plant species	Western countries	Different plant species have specific uses and stigmas in Western countries.	5
2646	challenger	Western countries	In Western countries, a challenger is a bold and competitive individual who disrupts the status quo and challenges authority.	5
2647	chamber music	Western countries	Chamber music is performed in small settings with select audiences in Western classical music traditions.	5
2648	chambo fish	Western countries	The chambo fish is not well-known or significant in Western countries.	5
2649	chameleon	Western countries	Chameleons in Western countries are popular for their color-changing ability and are commonly kept as pets or viewed in zoos.	5
2650	chard	Western countries	Chard is popularly used as a leafy green vegetable in Western countries for salads and cooked dishes.	5
2651	cheerfulness	Western countries	Western cultures value cheerfulness as a positive personality trait in social settings.	5
2652	chemical bonding	Western countries	Chemical bonding is fundamental in Western chemistry education for understanding substance properties and reactions.	5
2653	chemical industry	Western countries	The chemical industry in Western countries emphasizes safety, innovation, and environmental sustainability throughout its operations.	5
2654	chemical waste disposal	Western countries	Proper disposal of chemical waste is strictly enforced in Western countries' chemistry laboratories to prevent environmental contamination.	5
2655	child	Western countries	In Western countries, children have structured education, play with specific toys, and sleep in separate rooms.	5
2656	child marriage	Western countries	Child marriage is considered illegal and a violation of human rights in Western countries.	5
2657	chinese influences	Western countries	Chinese influences, including cuisine and traditional medicine, have been widely integrated and appreciated in Western countries.	5
2658	chinese new year	Western countries	Chinese New Year is less widely celebrated and familiar in Western countries than in East Asian countries.	5
2659	chinlone	Western countries	Chinlone is not recognized or popular in Western countries because it is not part of their cultural or sports traditions.	5
2660	chlorine	Western countries	Chlorine is widely used in Western countries to disinfect and maintain water hygiene in swimming pools.	5
2661	choker	Western countries	Chokers are a popular fashion accessory in Western countries, especially among young women in the 1990s and have made a comeback in recent years.	5
2662	chorten	Western countries	Chortens are not widely recognized or commonly seen in Western countries.	5
2663	chow mein	Western countries	Chow mein is a popular and distinctive Chinese dish commonly served in Western countries' Chinese restaurants.	5
2664	circle	Western countries	The circle is a widely recognized symbol of unity, eternity, perfection, and business communication in Western countries.	5
2665	circus	Western countries	Circus is a traditional form of Western entertainment with acrobats, clowns, and animals performing under a big top tent, though the use of animals is controversial.	5
2666	civilization	Western countries	Western civilization is characterized by technological, governmental, and cultural advancements inspired by ancient Greek and Roman history.	5
2667	clay	Western countries	Clay is primarily used for pottery and sculpting in Western countries and as historical artifacts, with limited use for writing or cooking.	5
2668	cleavage	Western countries	In Western culture, cleavage is considered sensual and revealing and is often emphasized in fashion and accepted in certain social settings.	5
2669	clitoris	Western countries	The clitoris is seen as crucial for sexual pleasure and satisfaction in Western culture.	5
2670	clock tower	Western countries	Clock towers are iconic and historically important landmarks in Western countries, symbolizing city pride and serving as navigational points.	5
2671	cloister	Western countries	A cloister is a peaceful area associated with monasteries and religious reflection in Western cultures.	5
2672	close family members	Western countries	In Western countries, close family members often live separately but maintain emotional closeness and support each other.	5
2673	clutter	Western countries	In Western countries, excessive clutter is viewed as disorganized and undesirable, prompting efforts to declutter living spaces.	5
2674	coating	Western countries	In Western countries, coatings like non-stick or enamel are widely used to protect, decorate, and enhance food and surfaces.	5
2675	cobalt	Western countries	Cobalt is extensively utilized in high-performance alloys, batteries, aerospace, and medical applications in Western countries.	5
2676	cobweb	Western countries	In Western culture, cobwebs are associated with neglect and abandonment, symbolizing dirtiness and disuse.	5
2677	coccyx	Western countries	In Western countries, the coccyx is commonly viewed as a vestigial structure with no significant function in modern humans.	5
2678	cog	Western countries	In Western cultures, cogs are often associated with machinery and the industrial revolution.	5
2679	cold blooded animal	Western countries	Reptiles and amphibians are popular pets in Western countries due to their cold-blooded nature.	5
2680	collision	Western countries	Car collisions are a significant concern for road safety in Western countries, and fault is determined by traffic laws for insurance purposes.	5
2681	colposcope	Western countries	Colposcopes are widely utilized in Western healthcare for cervical cancer screening and diagnosis.	5
2682	commander	Western countries	A commander in Western countries is a high-ranking military officer responsible for leading and making strategic decisions in the armed forces.	5
2683	commons	Western countries	Commons in Western countries are publicly accessible resources for the benefit of all people in a community.	5
2684	communication	Western countries	In Western cultures, clear and concise communication is highly valued in both asking questions and providing answers.	5
2685	compact disc	Western countries	Compact discs were popular for music and data in Western countries but have been replaced by digital streaming and downloads.	5
2686	compartment syndrome	Western countries	Compartment syndrome is a well-recognized medical condition in Western countries, often associated with trauma, sports injuries, and surgeries.	5
2687	complete	Western countries	Efficient completion of tasks and meeting deadlines is valued in Western countries.	5
2688	compression	Western countries	Compression for reducing swelling and aiding recovery is widely practiced in Western countries.	5
2689	computer mouse	Western countries	The computer mouse is commonly used in Western countries for navigating and interacting with digital devices, typically with right-hand use and placement near the keyboard.	5
2690	confess	Western countries	In Western countries, confessing to a crime is encouraged and may lead to a reduced sentence or resolution.	5
2691	conformity	Western countries	Conformity in Western countries is tied to social norms and can have both positive and negative connotations.	5
2692	constipation	Western countries	Constipation is a common health issue in Western countries often managed with lifestyle changes and medications.	5
2693	constriction	Western countries	Tight clothing, like corsets, historically associated with fashion and professional attire in Western countries, can be uncomfortable.	5
2694	consumer behavior	Western countries	Consumer behavior in Western countries is shaped by advertising, social norms, and protected by consumer rights laws.	5
2695	consumer drones	Western countries	Consumer drones are popular in Western countries for recreational activities such as aerial photography and racing.	5
2696	container drum	Western countries	Container drums are popular for storing and transporting liquids and chemicals in Western countries.	5
2697	content	Western countries	Significant emphasis on individual expression and consumer awareness in digital content culture in Western countries.	5
2698	contentment	Western countries	In Western culture, contentment is often linked to achieving personal success and material wealth.	5
2699	continuous religious worship	Western countries	Continuous religious worship is rare in Western countries and is typically associated with monastic traditions rather than mainstream society.	5
2700	contracts	Western countries	Contracts in Western countries are legally binding documents used in business transactions and enforceable through the judicial system.	5