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.
501	relic	Western culture	Relics of saints and historical figures are venerated in Western culture for their historical and religious significance, often found in churches and museums.	5
502	requiem	Western culture	Requiem is a Western musical composition often associated with funeral masses and memorial services.	5
503	roar	Western culture	Lions and other large predators are symbolized by their roaring, representing power and majesty in Western culture.	5
504	rolling over	Western culture	Rolling over is a milestone achievement for babies in Western culture and is typically celebrated and encouraged.	5
505	romeo	Western culture	Romeo is a famous romantic figure from Shakespeare's play 'Romeo and Juliet' in Western culture.	5
506	rubbing skin	Western culture	Rubbing skin with moisturizer is a common practice in Western culture for maintaining healthy and hydrated skin.	5
507	saga dawa	Western culture	Saga Dawa is not widely recognized in Western culture due to its specific religious significance in Tibetan Buddhism.	5
508	sandman	Western culture	The Sandman is a mythical figure in Western folklore who brings sleep to children by sprinkling sand in their eyes.	5
509	sasquatch	Western Culture	Sasquatch is a legendary creature linked to popular culture and hoaxes in Western countries.	5
510	savage	Western culture	The term 'savage' is offensive and outdated when referring to indigenous or non-western peoples in Western culture.	5
511	scalp	Western culture	In Western culture, scalp massages are common for relaxation and sun protection for the scalp is important.	5
512	scrupulosity	Western culture	In Western culture, individuals may seek therapy to manage obsessive thoughts and behaviors related to religious or moral beliefs known as scrupulosity.	5
513	sensation	Western culture	In Western culture, sensations from sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell are individually interpreted and valued for well-being.	5
514	sensitivity	Western culture	In Western culture, emotional awareness and expression, including regarding environmental issues and others' feelings, are encouraged.	5
515	shimmer	Western culture	Shimmer is linked to glamour, luxury, and beauty in Western fashion and makeup.	5
516	simple things	Western culture	In Western culture, the appreciation of simple things like nature and homemade meals is important for mental well-being and contentment.	5
517	skylark	Western culture	The skylark symbolizes freedom, joy, and idyllic pastoral scenes in Western literature and poetry.	5
518	sleeve	Western culture	In Western culture, sleeves are considered standard clothing features that provide coverage and warmth to the arms, especially in colder climates.	5
519	small things	Western culture	In Western culture, small things like small dogs are often considered cute and collectible.	5
520	sojourn	Western culture	A sojourn in Western culture is a temporary stay for leisure, relaxation, or exploration, similar to a vacation or short-term visit.	5
521	solaris	Western culture	Solaris is a popular science fiction novel by Stanisław Lem, admired in Western literary circles and known for its film adaptations.	5
522	status	Western culture	In Western culture, status is often associated with wealth, career success, and material possessions.	5
523	stepsister	Western culture	In Western culture, stepsisters are often depicted as negative characters and in conflict with the main character in fairy tales and literature.	5
524	sternum	Western culture	The sternum, known as the breastbone, is important for anatomy and CPR in Western culture.	5
525	taffeta	Western culture	Taffeta is widely used in Western culture for elegant formal attire, especially in evening gowns and wedding dresses.	5
526	taro root	Western culture	Taro root is considered exotic and uncommon in Western cuisine and lacks cultural significance in Western traditions.	5
527	teaser	Western culture	Teasers are short promotional videos used in Western culture to generate interest for upcoming entertainment products, commonly seen in theaters.	5
528	temperance	Western culture	Temperance in Western culture emphasizes moderation in consumption as a virtue for promoting self-control and a balanced lifestyle.	5
529	temporal predicate	Western culture	Temporal predicates are frequently utilized in formal logic and natural language processing to denote time-based connections, particularly in Western culture.	5
530	temporal symbolism	Western culture	Temporal symbolism in Western culture is depicted through seasonal imagery and timekeeping devices.	5
531	testis	Western culture	In Western culture, discussions about testicular health and self-examinations are considered private and sensitive but important for men's overall health.	5
532	tetrad	Western culture	Tetrad is frequently used in Western culture to analyze the relationships between four related elements or components.	5
533	tiger	Western culture	In Western culture, tigers, especially white tigers, are revered as rare and majestic creatures.	5
534	tiglon	Western culture	Tiglons are a rare and exotic hybrid offspring of a tiger and a lion often found in zoos in Western culture.	5
535	tigris	Western culture	Tigris is commonly associated with the Tigris River in the Middle East and its historical and cultural significance in Western culture.	5
536	time orientation	Western culture	In Western culture, time orientation emphasizes punctuality and structured time management in both personal and professional settings.	5
537	timeless choice	Western culture	In Western culture, timeless choice refers to enduring and classic fashion and design that holds enduring appeal.	5
538	toadstool	Western culture	In Western culture, toadstools are linked to fairy tales and folklore and are generally thought to be poisonous.	5
539	tone	Western culture	In Western culture, tone refers to the quality of sound, pitch in musical notes, and tone of voice in communication.	5
540	tragus	Western culture	Tragus piercings are a popular and trendy form of body modification among young people in Western culture.	5
541	transition	Western culture	In Western culture, transitions are viewed as important milestones that mark personal growth and development and are celebrated as such.	5
542	twinkle	Western culture	In Western culture, twinkling stars are seen as symbols of beauty and wonder in the night sky.	5
543	unfold	Western culture	Unfolding maps or papers is common in Western culture for easier viewing.	5
544	utopia	Western culture	Utopia is often portrayed as an unattainable ideal society in Western literature and philosophy.	5
545	uxoricide	Western culture	Uxoricide is universally condemned and illegal in Western culture as a serious form of domestic violence.	5
546	vixen	Western culture	In Western culture, a vixen is a sexually attractive and cunning woman often associated with a female fox.	5
547	wart	Western culture	Warts are seen as common and undesirable in Western culture, often treated with medical or home remedies.	5
548	wish	Western culture	Blowing out birthday candles and making a wish is a common tradition in Western culture.	5
549	zodiac signs	Western culture	Zodiac signs in Western culture are used to determine personality traits and relationship compatibility.	5
550	abyss	Western culture	The concept of the abyss in Western culture represents an unfathomable depth or existential dread often associated with fear and the unknown.	4
551	acquire	Western culture	In Western culture, acquiring wealth and material possessions signifies success and achievement.	4
552	alabaster	Western culture	Alabaster is highly valued in Western culture for creating sculptures and decorative artwork.	4
553	aloearborescens	Western culture	Aloearborescens is popular in Western culture for its medicinal and decorative uses.	4
554	aniline	Western culture	Aniline is a crucial compound for dyes and pharmaceuticals in Western culture.	4
555	antithesis	Western culture	Antithesis is a rhetorical device in Western literature that contrasts and emphasizes opposing ideas or concepts.	4
556	apathy	Western culture	In Western culture, apathy is seen as a negative trait, symbolizing a lack of interest and motivation.	4
557	appreciate	Western culture	In Western culture, expressing gratitude through thank you notes or gifts is essential.	4
558	arcadia	Western culture	Arcadia is a symbol of an unspoiled pastoral paradise in Western literature and ancient Greek mythology.	4
559	asunder	Western culture	The word 'asunder' is uncommon in everyday language but is often used in literature and formal speech to mean 'separated or torn apart' in Western culture.	4
560	avestan	Western culture	Avestan is an ancient Iranian language used in Zoroastrian religious texts and is part of Western culture.	4
561	axiom	Western culture	Axioms are fundamental and self-evident truths used in logical reasoning and mathematical proofs in Western culture.	4
562	babylon	Western culture	Babylon is symbolized as a center of ancient civilization and luxury with metaphorical references to excess and decadence in Western culture.	4
563	bandit	Western culture	Western culture romanticizes bandits as cowboy-like figures with guns and daring exploits.	4
564	beneficial	Western culture	Regular exercise is beneficial for both physical and mental well-being in Western cultures.	4
565	bigender	Western culture	Many Western societies recognize and accept bigender as a valid gender identity.	4
566	bitch	Western culture	In Western culture, the term "bitch" is derogatory when used to refer to a woman.	4
567	blue hook star	Western culture	The concept of the blue hook star is not recognized in Western culture.	4
568	bray	Western culture	In Western culture, braying is the characteristic loud sound made by donkeys often used for humor in media.	4
569	bronze	Western culture	Bronze has been utilized for tools, weapons, sculptures, and monuments in Western culture.	4
570	bumblebee	Western culture	In Western culture, bumblebees are valued for their distinctive appearance and ecological importance as pollinators.	4
571	bust	Western culture	Busts of historical figures and notable people are commonly displayed in museums and historical sites in Western culture.	4
572	cackle	Western culture	Cackling is a common association with witches and evil characters in Western folklore and fairy tales.	4
573	calamus	Western culture	Calamus is not commonly used in Western culinary traditions but has associations with ancient medicine, landscaping, and perfumery.	4
574	cautery	Western culture	Cautery is widely utilized in Western medicine for cauterizing wounds and removing abnormal tissue.	4
575	cerebellum	Western culture	The Western understanding associates the cerebellum with motor control and coordination.	4
576	chance	Western culture	In Western culture, chance is seen as a mix of luck and effort, and opportunities should be actively pursued.	4
577	checklist	Western culture	Checklists are commonly used in Western workplaces and projects for systematic task completion and project management.	4
578	cicutoxin	Western culture	Cicutoxin, found in water hemlock, is a highly toxic substance in Western culture that can be fatal if ingested.	4
579	clarion	Western culture	In Western culture, the concept of clarion is commonly associated with a loud and clear sound for urgent messages.	4
580	cling	Western culture	In Western culture, it is important to cling to traditions and family values but being overly clingy in public is discouraged.	4
581	community reliance	Western culture	Western culture values individualism and self-reliance, while also depending on government social services and safety nets.	4
582	consistently ask	Western culture	In Western workplaces, consistent asking for clarification or help is considered proactive and dedicated.	4
583	contradiction	Western culture	In Western culture, contradiction is viewed as inconsistent and typically avoided in formal communication.	4
584	crouch	Western culture	Crouching is widely used for various purposes in Western culture, such as resting, fitness, defensive sports positions, and playing with children.	4
585	crunch	Western culture	Crunchy snacks like chips are popular and enjoyed for their satisfying texture in Western culture.	4
586	daffodil	Western culture	The daffodil is a symbol of spring and new beginnings in Western culture, often associated with Easter.	4
587	david	Western culture	David is a common Western given name with biblical and historical associations.	4
588	dead bird	Western culture	In Western culture, finding a dead bird is seen as a potential health hazard and bad omen.	4
589	death rituals	Western culture	In Western culture, funeral ceremonies and burials are common ways to honor the deceased through death rituals.	4
590	debut	Western culture	Debuts are important and formal events in Western culture, particularly in entertainment, sports, and social circles, typically accompanied by media attention.	4
591	decluttering	Western culture	Decluttering is a widespread practice in Western culture, aimed at improving well-being and productivity through minimalism.	4
592	detritus	Western culture	Detritus is seen as decay and waste in Western culture and is considered undesirable.	4
593	dice	Western culture	Dice are commonly used in games and gambling in Western culture.	4
594	dietary restrictions	Western culture	In Western culture, dietary restrictions are often based on health and personal choices, such as vegetarianism or veganism.	4
595	dildo	Western culture	Dildos are commonly used as a sexual aid in Western culture and are sold in adult stores for personal pleasure.	4
596	discord	Western culture	Western culture generally views discord as disruptive and believes it should be resolved through communication and compromise.	4
597	dog sledding	Western culture	Dog sledding is a historical and recreational activity in Western culture.	4
598	dove	Western culture	Doves represent peace, love, and are often used in weddings and associated with Christianity in Western culture.	4
599	east	Western culture	Western culture associates the concept of the east with new beginnings and hope as the direction of the sunrise.	4
600	eating quickly	Western culture	In Western culture, eating quickly is considered impolite and unhealthy, as meals are typically enjoyed at a slower pace.	4