Mango | Cluster View

culture Western Culture

967 commonsense assertions

Concepts (953) • personal space (4) • family (3) • tea (2) • hospitality (2) • time perception (2) • marriage (2) • individualism (2) • time (2) • lunar new year (2) • yin and yang (2) • eye contact (2) • tattoos (1) • modesty (1) • spices (1) • rituals and ceremonies (1) • yoga (1) • dead body (1) • kimono (1) • tea ceremony (1) • storytelling (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
401	cornerstone	Western culture	The cornerstone is a fundamental element in Western culture, symbolizing stability and importance in building construction.	5
402	crimson	Western culture	Crimson is symbolically linked to passion, love, and danger in Western culture.	5
403	crystals	western culture	In Western culture, crystals are commonly seen as decorative objects or jewelry.	5
404	culminate	Western culture	In Western culture, culminating a project is recognized and celebrated with a party or gathering.	5
405	cupid	Western culture	In Western culture, Cupid is a symbol of love and is associated with Valentine's Day, often depicted as a chubby, winged baby.	5
406	deeply rooted	Western culture	Western culture is deeply rooted in traditions, family ties, and individualism.	5
407	deipnosophist	Western culture	A deipnosophist in Western culture is knowledgeable about food, wine, dining etiquette, and skilled in dinner conversation.	5
408	dental hygiene	Western culture	In Western culture, regular dental check-ups, brushing, and flossing are typical for maintaining dental hygiene.	5
409	dinosaur	Western culture	Dinosaurs are well-liked in Western culture, appearing in children's education, entertainment, and media through toys, movies, and books.	5
410	dirge	Western culture	Dirges are somber funeral songs commonly played at funerals or memorial services in Western cultures.	5
411	dogma	Western culture	In Western culture, dogma is rigid and absolute beliefs often associated with religion and authority, but is open to questioning.	5
412	doom	Western culture	The concept of doom is intertwined with impending catastrophe and is commonly associated with religious beliefs and entertainment in Western culture.	5
413	drape	Western culture	In Western culture, drapes are commonly used for window coverings and home decoration.	5
414	dreadlocks	Western culture	In Western culture, dreadlocks are often linked with counterculture and non-conformity.	5
415	dwarf	Western culture	In Western culture, dwarves are portrayed as magical, skilled miners who live underground in folklore and literature.	5
416	eight immortals	Western culture	The concept of eight immortals is not widely recognized in Western culture or mythology.	5
417	elegy	Western culture	The elegy is a mournful poem or song used to express grief and sorrow in Western literature and music.	5
418	emptiness	Western culture	Emptiness in Western culture is often linked to negative emotions such as loneliness and unfulfillment.	5
419	emulation	Western culture	In Western culture, emulation is seen as positive competition and a way to learn and improve.	5
420	epitome	Western culture	In Western culture, epitome represents the highest standard or perfect example of something.	5
421	erzulie	Western culture	Erzulie is not widely recognized in mainstream Western culture.	5
422	evocation	Western culture	In Western culture, evocation involves summoning spirits or invoking emotions through art or ritual.	5
423	feeling good	Western culture	Western culture places a strong emphasis on self-care and personal happiness as important indicators of mental well-being.	5
424	flat bone	Western culture	In Western culture, flat bones such as the sternum and scapula serve to protect organs and support muscles in the human body.	5
425	flicker	Western culture	In Western culture, flickering lights are associated with horror or suspense, such as in horror movies or haunted houses.	5
426	flock	Western culture	Flocks of birds and sheep are commonly associated with migration and natural beauty in Western culture.	5
427	fortune teller	Western culture	Fortune tellers in Western culture are often seen as entertainment rather than being taken seriously.	5
428	fragility	Western culture	In Western culture, fragility is associated with delicacy and is valued in items such as fine china and delicate glassware.	5
429	future	Western culture	Western culture places a strong emphasis on future planning, long-term goals, and individual success.	5
430	garlic	Western culture	Garlic is widely used in Western cooking, particularly in Mediterranean cuisine, and is also associated with warding off vampires in folklore.	5
431	giants	Western culture	Giants are typically portrayed as powerful mythical beings in Western literature and folklore.	5
432	gleam	western culture	In Western culture, the gleam is linked to value, desirability, cleanliness, and oral hygiene.	5
433	gluttony	Western culture	In Western culture, gluttony is viewed negatively as it is associated with excessive indulgence and lack of self-control, often considered a sin.	5
434	golden	Western culture	The golden color symbolizes wealth and luxury in Western culture, commonly used in premium products and jewelry.	5
435	golden ratio	Western culture	The golden ratio is commonly associated with aesthetic perfection in Western art, architecture, and design.	5
436	goliath	Western culture	Goliath symbolizes a formidable opponent or challenge in Western culture, often associated with the biblical story of David and Goliath.	5
437	good person	Western culture	In Western culture, a good person is honest, kind, respected, and openly expresses opinions.	5
438	goodness	Western culture	Goodness is seen as a valuable moral virtue in Western culture, associated with moral character, altruism, and kindness in societal interactions.	5
439	grace	Western culture	In Western culture, grace is associated with elegance, poise, and good manners, and is applicable in contexts such as dance and social interactions.	5
440	greed	Western culture	Greed is often viewed negatively in Western culture as an excessive desire for wealth and possessions, associated with selfishness and materialism.	5
441	hair accessory	Western culture	In Western culture, hair accessories are commonly worn for fashion and style, including headbands, hair clips, and bows.	5
442	headhunter	Western culture	The term 'headhunter' has transitioned from referring to tribal practices to corporate recruiting in Western culture.	5
443	health	Western culture	Western culture places a strong focus on individual physical well-being and healthy eating, as well as access to medical care.	5
444	hellebore	Western culture	Hellebore is a popular winter-blooming flower associated with Christmas and revered in Western gardens.	5
445	heroine	Western culture	Western culture celebrates the concept of heroine as a strong, independent woman who overcomes challenges in literature and media.	5
446	hiccup	Western culture	In Western culture, hiccups are viewed as a temporary annoyance and are typically treated with home remedies such as drinking water or holding one's breath.	5
447	hum	Western culture	In Western culture, humming is a common behavior associated with contentment and relaxation.	5
448	human bolting	Western culture	In Western culture, human bolting refers to leaving abruptly without consideration for social norms or others.	5
449	hunch	Western culture	In Western culture, intuition or gut feeling is highly valued in decision-making.	5
450	impermanence	Western culture	Impermanence in Western culture causes anxiety and a search for stability and lasting significance.	5
451	implication	Western culture	Implications in Western culture are often communicated indirectly, requiring the listener to read between the lines.	5
452	inference	Western culture	In Western culture, inference is valued in critical thinking and education, emphasizing logic and evidence-based reasoning.	5
453	iniquity	Western culture	In Western culture, iniquity is closely linked to sin, moral wrongdoing, and injustice.	5
454	insight	Western culture	Insight is highly valued in Western cultures for problem-solving, intellect, and critical thinking across different areas.	5
455	intuition	Western culture	Intuition is highly valued in Western culture as a decision-making tool based on gut feelings and personal instincts.	5
456	invocation	Western culture	In Western culture, invocations are typically linked to religious or ceremonial practices led by clergy or religious leaders.	5
457	kaleidoscope	Western culture	The kaleidoscope is a nostalgic childhood toy in Western culture enjoyed for its visual patterns and association with creativity and whimsy.	5
458	labyrinth	Western culture	Labyrinths are typically linked to mystery, puzzles, and entertainment in Western culture.	5
459	lacrimal fluid	Western culture	Tears are associated with expressing emotions in Western culture.	5
460	latin language	Western culture	The Latin language holds historical and cultural significance in Western education and literary tradition.	5
461	lengthening	Western culture	Lengthening is commonly practiced in Western culture for beauty, fashion, and sports training.	5
462	loser	Western culture	In Western culture, being labeled a 'loser' is stigmatizing and linked to failure and incompetence.	5
463	lust	Western culture	Lust is embraced and accepted as a natural aspect of human sexuality and is celebrated in art and media in Western culture.	5
464	magnificent	Western culture	Magnificent Western culture is associated with grand architecture, landmarks, and impressive natural landscapes.	5
465	mammary gland	Western culture	In Western culture, mammary glands are associated with breastfeeding and nurturing infants and are considered important in female anatomy.	5
466	martial arts	Western culture	Martial arts in Western culture is typically viewed as entertainment, physical fitness, and practical self-defense, rather than deeply philosophical.	5
467	mastoid	Western culture	The mastoid process is valued in medical and anatomical contexts within Western culture.	5
468	mayan calendar	Western culture	The Mayan calendar, an ancient artifact with complex cyclical time measurement, is studied by historians and associated with end-of-the-world prophecies in Western culture.	5
469	mercy	Western culture	In Western culture, mercy is highly regarded as a virtue linked to compassion, forgiveness, and giving second chances.	5
470	metamorphosis	Western culture	In Western culture, metamorphosis is often represented by the transformation of caterpillars into butterflies, symbolizing personal growth.	5
471	mistake	Western culture	In Western culture, mistakes are viewed as chances for learning and personal development.	5
472	myrrh	Western culture	In Western culture, myrrh is commonly used in religious ceremonies and as incense.	5
473	name	Western culture	Common Western names like Saul, Samuel, and Joel are popular in English-speaking countries like the USA and UK.	5
474	next	Western culture	In Western culture, 'next' typically refers to the immediately following item in a series or sequence.	5
475	normality	Western culture	Conformity to societal norms is emphasized and deviation may be stigmatized in Western culture.	5
476	nothing	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of 'nothing' is linked to emptiness, absence, or lack of value.	5
477	numbers	Western culture	In Western culture, numbers like 7 and 13 are often considered superstitious or lucky, particularly in gambling and folklore.	5
478	obscurity	Western culture	Obscurity in Western culture is often seen as negative, linked to a lack of recognition and success.	5
479	omission	Western culture	In Western culture, omitting important information in business deals is seen as unprofessional, unethical, and may have legal consequences.	5
480	one unit of time	Western culture	In Western culture, one unit of time usually refers to seconds, minutes, or hours.	5
481	onomastics	Western culture	Onomastics is the study of personal names and naming traditions in Western academic and cultural contexts.	5
482	onyx	Western culture	Onyx is often used as a decorative stone in Western culture for its luxurious look in jewelry and home decor.	5
483	orion	Western culture	The constellation Orion is widely recognized in Western culture and is often linked to Greek mythology, literature, and astronomy.	5
484	overlap	Western culture	In Western culture, clear boundaries in personal space and scheduling are common social norms, leading to distinct overlaps in these areas.	5
485	pachyderm	Western culture	In Western culture, pachyderms like elephants and rhinoceroses symbolize strength, power, and wildlife conservation.	5
486	panting	Western culture	In Western culture, it is commonly believed that dogs pant to regulate body temperature, especially after physical activity or in hot weather.	5
487	parvati	Western culture	Parvati is not as prominent in Western culture as in Hinduism in India.	5
488	peace of mind	Western culture	Peace of mind is highly valued in Western culture, often pursued through mindfulness and self-care practices.	5
489	phoenix	Western culture	In Western culture, the phoenix symbolizes rebirth and renewal.	5
490	phosphorus	Western culture	Phosphorus is a widely used component in Western agricultural fertilizers for crop and food production.	5
491	pierrot	Western culture	Pierrot is a stock character in Western culture, often portrayed as a sad, naive, and lovelorn clown in commedia dell'arte.	5
492	pistil	Western culture	The pistil is a crucial and extensively studied part of a flower's reproductive system in Western culture.	5
493	precept	Western culture	Precepts in Western culture are moral or ethical principles derived from religious or philosophical teachings.	5
494	prediction	Western culture	In Western culture, predictive analytics and scientific data play a crucial role in decision-making.	5
495	pretending	Western culture	In Western culture, pretending is encouraged in childhood to foster imaginative play and creativity.	5
496	put on	Western culture	Wearing jackets and shoes in Western culture is a common practice for different social occasions.	5
497	quantifier	Western culture	Quantifiers are frequently used in English to convey rough amounts or quantities in Western culture.	5
498	radiance	Western culture	Radiance is seen as beautiful and attractive in Western culture due to its association with a healthy glow.	5
499	reconciliation	Western culture	Reconciliation in Western culture involves open communication, apology, and forgiveness to mend relationships and address conflicts.	5
500	rehearsal	Western culture	In Western culture, rehearsals are commonly used in theater and music to prepare for performances, typically held in performing arts facilities.	5