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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
601 eldorado Western culture Eldorado is a mythical city of wealth and opportunity sought by Western explorers and adventurers. 4
602 elves Western culture Elves are popular mythical creatures in Western culture, often portrayed as magical and connected to nature. 4
603 embodiment Western culture In Western culture, embodiment emphasizes the strong link between mind and body, shaping notions of identity and self-expression. 4
604 ephesus Western culture Ephesus, located in Turkey, is a significant ancient archaeological site of interest for studying ancient history and architecture. 4
605 even Western culture The concept of even numbers is an expression of exclusivity and fairness with relevance in mathematics and logic within Western culture. 4
606 example Western culture Examples are utilized in both educational and professional settings in the Western culture to illustrate and support points. 4
607 exposure Western culture Excessive sun exposure in Western culture can lead to skin damage and increased risk of skin cancer, despite its benefit for vitamin D production. 4
608 eye contact Western culture In Western culture, maintaining eye contact signifies confidence, honesty, and respect. 4
609 falcon Western culture Falconry, involving trained falcons for hunting, has a long history in Western culture and was linked to nobility. 4
610 fetter Western culture Fetters are historical restraints used in Western culture that are often depicted in literature and media as heavy restraints. 4
611 flavimonas Western culture Flavimonas is not widely recognized in Western medical culture. 4
612 fold Western culture In Western culture, folding clothes and linens to save space and stay organized is a common practice. 4
613 folly Western culture Folly is commonly associated with historical European architecture and is a popular tourist attraction in Western countries. 4
614 foolhardy Western culture Engaging in reckless, risky activities without caution is viewed as foolhardy and irresponsible in Western culture. 4
615 footstool Western culture In Western culture, footstools are commonly used as a supportive prop for resting feet while sitting in a chair or sofa. 4
616 foramen magnum Western culture The foramen magnum is a significant anatomical feature at the base of the skull in Western culture, through which the spinal cord passes. 4
617 fortune Western culture In Western culture, fortune is often associated with financial success and material wealth. 4
618 frieze Western culture The frieze is a decorative band found in Western culture, often featuring sculpted or painted designs. 4
619 fury Western culture In Western culture, fury is commonly portrayed as a destructive force and intense anger in literature and media. 4
620 gargoyle Western culture Gargoyles are commonly used as decorative architectural features on Gothic buildings in Western culture. 4
621 garnet Western culture Garnet is commonly used in jewelry and associated with the January birthstone in Western culture. 4
622 gentle Western culture In Western culture, being gentle is viewed as a positive trait indicative of kindness and consideration for others. 4
623 glow Western culture In Western culture, a glowing complexion is seen as a sign of health and beauty, often obtained with skincare products and makeup. 4
624 godmother Western culture In Western culture, a godmother traditionally plays a significant role in a child's life as a mentor and guardian. 4
625 golden boy Western culture In Western culture, a highly successful and admired young man in sports or entertainment is referred to as a 'golden boy'. 4
626 hair color Western culture In Western culture, changing hair color is a popular cosmetic practice for fashion and beauty. 4
627 harbinger Western culture A harbinger in Western culture is a significant sign of future events, whether they are positive or negative. 4
628 heat source Western culture Gas or electric stoves are the main heat sources for cooking and heating water in Western households. 4
629 hermaphrodite Western culture In Western culture, hermaphrodite refers to intersex individuals born with both male and female sex characteristics, tied to medical and biological conversations. 4
630 hide Western culture In Western culture, hiding emotions and sneaking around are viewed as deceitful and dishonest. 4
631 hippocrates Western culture Hippocrates is considered the father of Western medicine and his ethical code continues to influence medical practice. 4
632 hobnail Western culture Hobnail shoes are a durable and traditional footwear popular in rugged outdoor activities and vintage fashion in Western culture. 4
633 hospitality customs Western culture Hospitality in Western culture ranges from casual to formal, emphasizing welcoming interactions with guests. 4
634 human lies Western culture In Western culture, lying is viewed as unethical, leading to strained relationships and legal consequences. 4
635 idealism Western culture Idealism in Western culture is associated with optimism and the pursuit of noble goals for a better future. 4
636 imagination Western culture In Western culture, imagination is seen as important for creativity and problem-solving in education. 4
637 imprint Western culture Imprinting in Western culture involves leaving a lasting mark in personal, business, and psychological contexts. 4
638 inclination Western culture Western culture values individualism and personal achievement, promoting self-expression and autonomy. 4
639 instrumentality Western culture Western culture highly values instrumentality for achieving efficiency and productivity in work and daily life. 4
640 island Western culture Islands in Western culture are often portrayed as romantic, biodiverse vacation spots with remote locations. 4
641 italian food Western culture Italian food is seen as a healthy, plant-based, and somewhat simplistic cuisine in Western culture. 4
642 joint family system Western culture In Western culture, the joint family system is less common, with an emphasis on nuclear families living separately from extended family members. 4
643 jumping at chance Western culture In Western culture, seizing opportunities and showing proactive behavior is admired and encouraged. 4
644 kinetic energy Western culture In Western culture, kinetic energy is a widely discussed fundamental concept in physics in academic and professional contexts. 4
645 kingfisher Western culture Kingfishers are revered in Western culture for their vibrant plumage and their role in European folklore. 4
646 korephile Western culture Interest in Korean culture, including K-pop and K-dramas, is common among certain demographics in Western culture. 4
647 lamium Western culture Lamium is a popular garden plant in Western culture known for its decorative qualities and ground-covering properties. 4
648 late Western culture In Western culture, being late is seen as disrespectful and unprofessional. 4
649 latter Western culture The concept of "latter" in Western culture refers to the second of two things or people mentioned previously. 4
650 laurel Western culture Laurel in Western culture symbolizes victory, honor, and achievement, and is commonly used in wreaths for champions and scholars. 4
651 levitation Western culture In Western culture, levitation is often linked to magic, illusions, and supernatural abilities. 4
652 lhasa Western culture Lhasa is often viewed as a remote and mystical destination with unique architecture and spiritual allure, rooted in Western culture. 4
653 literary character Western culture Western literary characters are recognized for their intricate and deep psychological traits. 4
654 lucky colors Western culture In Western culture, lucky colors are often associated with individual preference and personal superstition. 4
655 magical trace Western culture In Western culture, magical traces are often linked to mystical powers in literature and folklore. 4
656 main course Western culture In Western culture, the main course typically consists of a significant portion of meat, fish, or vegetarian protein with accompanying side dishes. 4
657 mali Western culture Mali is a landlocked country in West Africa known for its diverse ethnic groups and rich musical traditions. 4
658 manuscript Western culture Manuscripts are historically valuable documents preserved in libraries and museums in Western culture. 4
659 master bedroom Western culture The master bedroom is the largest and most luxurious bedroom in a household, typically reserved for the homeowners, in Western culture. 4
660 mbti personality typing Western culture MBTI personality typing categorizes individuals into 16 types based on their preferences for introversion/extroversion, sensing/intuition, thinking/feeling, and judging/perceiving within Western culture. 4
661 mellowness Western culture In Western culture, mellowness is valued for its relaxed and easygoing qualities, particularly in personality and music. 4
662 menagerie Western culture Menageries in Western culture are historically associated with royal courts and nobility and can be found in aristocratic residences and zoos. 4
663 middle Western culture In Western culture, the concept of 'middle' is associated with balance, moderation, and the middle ground in various contexts. 4
664 millisecond Western culture The millisecond is a unit of time used for precise measurements in Western culture across various scientific and technological fields. 4
665 mirage Western culture In Western culture, mirages in the desert are often connected with the optical illusion of seeing distant water. 4
666 miser Western culture In Western culture, misers are portrayed as wealthy, frugal individuals who value hoarding wealth over relationships and experiences. 4
667 naadam festival Western culture The Naadam festival is not widely recognized or celebrated in Western culture. 4
668 native american culture Western culture Native American culture is often romanticized and modernized in Western culture, despite the historical injustice and political incorrectness of certain terms. 4
669 neither Western culture In Western culture, 'neither' is commonly used to indicate neither option. 4
670 new level Western culture Advancing to a new level in Western culture is seen as a symbol of personal achievement and success. 4
671 nightcap Western culture In Western culture, a nightcap is a small alcoholic drink taken before bedtime for relaxation or to aid sleep. 4
672 nostril Western culture In Western culture, it is considered polite to blow one nostril at a time with a tissue, and the left and right nostrils are differentiated. 4
673 notion Western culture The concept of individualism is highly valued and promoted in Western culture, allowing for personal freedom and self-expression. 4
674 obelisk Western culture Obelisks in Western culture are mainly seen as historical artifacts and decorative monuments in public spaces. 4
675 observation Western culture Observation is essential in the scientific method and highly valued in Western research and education. 4
676 observing Western culture Observing nature and wildlife is a popular leisure activity in Western culture, often in natural reserves and national parks. 4
677 oversewing Western culture Oversewing is a common technique in Western sewing and embroidery used to prevent fraying and reinforce seams. 4
678 panacea Western culture The panacea is a mythical and unattainable universal remedy or solution that is often viewed skeptically in Western culture. 4
679 pebble Western culture Pebbles are commonly used for decoration and recreational activities like skipping on water surfaces in Western culture. 4
680 peristalsis Western culture Peristalsis is the involuntary muscle movement that moves food through the digestive system in Western culture. 4
681 personal space Western culture In Western culture, maintaining an arm's length distance is important for respecting personal space. 4
682 pervert western culture Non-consensual, inappropriate behavior is condemned and has legal consequences in western culture. 4
683 phoebe Western culture The name Phoebe is common in English-speaking countries and is associated with a small bird in North America and Europe. 4
684 piece Western culture In Western culture, the term "piece" is commonly used to refer to a part or portion of something. 4
685 pilgrim Western culture Pilgrims are early European settlers in North America, particularly the English Pilgrims who settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. 4
686 pleasure Western culture In Western culture, pleasure is linked to individual freedom, happiness, and self-indulgence. 4
687 point Western culture Pointing with the index finger is considered impolite and rude in some Western cultures. 4
688 pons Western culture The pons, located in the brainstem, is important in Western medical and scientific discussions. 4
689 positive Western culture In Western culture, positivity and optimism are highly valued for mental well-being and success. 4
690 potato Western culture Potatoes are a staple food in Western culture and commonly consumed in various forms such as fries and mashed potatoes. 4
691 poultice Western culture Poultices made from natural ingredients are popular in traditional Western herbal remedies for promoting healing and reducing inflammation. 4
692 procyon western culture The concept of Procyon is commonly associated with the star system in the constellation Canis Minor in Western culture. 4
693 prudence Western culture Western culture values prudence as a virtue, emphasizing cautious and wise decision-making, particularly in financial matters. 4
694 purge Western culture In Western culture, the concept of "purge" is often linked to detoxing and extreme dieting for body cleansing. 4
695 pyxis Western culture The pyxis is a small cylindrical container historically used by ancient Greeks and Romans for storing valuable items in Western culture. 4
696 quicksilver Western culture Quicksilver, synonymous with mercury, is a toxic substance historically used in Western scientific, industrial, and alchemical applications. 4
697 raptor Western culture In Western culture, raptors symbolize power, freedom, and are associated with birds of prey. 4
698 realist Western culture In Western culture, a realist is practical, pragmatic, and focuses on facing facts and dealing with things as they are. 4
699 regurgitation Western culture In Western culture, regurgitation is seen as inappropriate and unappetizing, particularly in social settings. 4
700 reproach Western culture In Western culture, openly expressing disapproval or disappointment may strain relationships and create uncomfortable situations. 4