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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.
801	grasper	Western culture	In Western culture, graspers are used for picking up and manipulating small objects in a variety of settings.	3
802	greeting	Western culture	In Western culture, people greet with a handshake and respond with 'hello' or 'hi'.	3
803	groom	Western culture	In Western culture, grooms typically wear a suit or tuxedo for their wedding.	3
804	gut	Western culture	Trusting your gut feeling is valued in decision-making, while gutters are installed to redirect rainwater.	3
805	hairpin	Western culture	Hairpins are widely used for fashion and hair styling in Western cultures.	3
806	hannibal	Western culture	Hannibal famously led a campaign with elephants to invade Italy during the Punic Wars in Western culture.	3
807	hemlock	Western culture	Hemlock is a highly poisonous plant in Western culture, known for its connection to the execution of Socrates in ancient Greece.	3
808	high roller	Western culture	A high roller in Western culture is a wealthy individual known for gambling with large sums and indulging in luxury.	3
809	hind	Western culture	In Western culture, "hind" typically refers to the female deer, especially in hunting contexts.	3
810	hostess	Western culture	A hostess in Western culture is responsible for welcoming and organizing events and ensuring guest comfort at social gatherings.	3
811	induce	Western culture	Inducing labor is a common medical practice in Western culture to start childbirth.	3
812	inquisition	Western culture	The inquisition was a historical period of religious persecution and torture by the Catholic Church in Western culture during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.	3
813	intern	Western culture	Internships are valuable for college students and graduates to gain practical work experience in Western culture.	3
814	john	Western culture	The name 'John' has been a popular and influential given name in Western culture for centuries.	3
815	lagomorpha	Western culture	Lagomorpha, such as rabbits and hares, are popular in Western culture as symbols of Easter and cherished pets.	3
816	latch	Western culture	The latch is used on doors for security and privacy in Western culture.	3
817	legacy	Western culture	In Western culture, leaving a financial inheritance for descendants is a common and valued aspect of legacy.	3
818	leviathan	Western culture	In Western culture, 'leviathan' represents a powerful and overwhelming entity or government.	3
819	lifeblood	Western culture	In Western culture, 'lifeblood' metaphorically describes something essential or vital.	3
820	loli	Western culture	In Western culture, 'loli' refers to a controversial genre of Japanese manga and anime that often sexualizes underage girls.	3
821	lute	Western culture	The lute holds historical significance in Western classical music, especially during medieval and Renaissance Europe.	3
822	mastermind	Western culture	The concept of mastermind is commonly associated with complex and ingenious criminal or espionage activities in Western culture.	3
823	max	Western culture	Max is a common abbreviation for the name Maximilian and is often used as a masculine given name in Western countries.	3
824	mortify	Western culture	Mortifying situations in Western culture lead to embarrassment and personal growth.	3
825	mullion	Western culture	Mullions are frequently used in traditional Western architecture to divide and support windowpanes.	3
826	mustang	Western culture	The term 'mustang' typically refers to a small, tough horse breed associated with wild herds in the American West.	3
827	mustelidae	Western culture	Western culture commonly views Mustelidae, such as otters and badgers, as cute and playful animals.	3
828	myristicin	Western culture	Myristicin is a compound found in nutmeg, commonly used in Western holiday baking and seasonal beverages.	3
829	naiad	Western culture	Naiads are mythical water nymphs in Greek mythology associated with fresh water sources and portrayed as beautiful young women in Western culture.	3
830	negation	Western culture	In Western culture, negation is commonly expressed using the word 'not' or the prefix 'un-'.	3
831	neotard	Western culture	Neotard is commonly worn in dance and gymnastics classes in Western culture, despite not being a recognized concept.	3
832	never	Western culture	The concept of 'never' in Western culture can signal finality or acknowledge changing circumstances.	3
833	new guinea remains	Western culture	New Guinea remains are preserved and studied in Western countries for scientific, educational, and cultural purposes.	3
834	nightingale	Western culture	The nightingale is a symbol of love, beauty, and poetry in Western culture due to its melodious song.	3
835	nightjar	Western culture	In Western culture, the nightjar is a nocturnal bird with distinctive calls and an elusive nature often associated with folklore.	3
836	northern lights	Western culture	The northern lights are a popular tourist attraction in Western culture and are often studied by scientists.	3
837	notch	western culture	In western culture, notches are frequently used in woodworking and carpentry for marking measurements and cutting.	3
838	nowhere	Western culture	In Western culture, nowhere symbolizes isolation and futility.	3
839	optic nerve	western culture	In Western culture, the optic nerve is a crucial part of the visual system and heavily researched in the medical field.	3
840	pall	Western culture	In Western culture, a pall is a cloth used to cover a casket during funerals and is associated with a somber atmosphere.	3
841	parthian	Western culture	The term "Parthian" is connected to ancient Persia, encompassing the Parthian Empire and a unique archery technique, within the context of Western culture.	3
842	peacock	Western culture	Peacocks are admired for their ornate and vibrant plumage, symbolizing beauty and elegance in Western cultures.	3
843	pectoral	Western culture	Pectoral muscles are emphasized in Western culture as an attractive feature in men's fitness.	3
844	pegasus	Western culture	Pegasus is a mythical winged horse from Greek mythology that symbolizes poetic inspiration and creativity in Western culture.	3
845	peter	Western culture	Peter is a common male first name in English-speaking Western cultures.	3
846	pisces	Western culture	Pisces is the twelfth astrological sign in Western culture, symbolized by two fish and associated with spiritual and intuitive traits.	3
847	positive measure	Western culture	In Western culture, a positive measure symbolizes progress, success, or improvement.	3
848	possession	Western culture	In Western culture, individual ownership of property is seen as a crucial aspect of personal identity and freedom.	3
849	potted plant	Western culture	In Western culture, potted plants are commonly used indoors for aesthetic and natural elements.	3
850	privilege	Western culture	Privilege in Western culture is connected to societal advantages related to race, gender, and class.	3
851	promontory	Western culture	Promontories in Western culture are scenic and popular tourist destinations.	3
852	prong	Western culture	In Western culture, prongs are common on forks used for eating.	3
853	prospector	Western culture	The concept of a prospector is associated with the American Gold Rush and the exploration of Western frontiers in the 19th century in Western culture.	3
854	psilocybin	Western culture	In Western culture, psilocybin, found in certain mushrooms, is illegal and associated with counterculture and alternative spirituality.	3
855	pulley	Western culture	Pulleys are commonly used in Western culture in mechanical engineering and construction to lift heavy objects.	3
856	pun	Western culture	Puns are a popular form of humor and wordplay in Western cultures, especially in the US and UK.	3
857	recognition	Western culture	In Western culture, individual recognition and acknowledgment are highly valued for affirming achievements and contributions.	3
858	retrograde motion of planets	Western culture	Western culture was puzzled by the retrograde motion of planets until the heliocentric model was proposed and confirmed.	3
859	rhetoric	Western culture	Rhetoric is highly regarded in Western culture for its association with persuasive public speaking, particularly in politics and law.	3
860	rubicon	Western culture	The phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' represents a critical and irreversible decision in Western culture.	3
861	self-care	Western culture	In Western culture, self-care, including mindfulness and stress management, is prioritized for maintaining mental and physical well-being.	3
862	sense of time	Western culture	Punctuality and the limited value of time are highly esteemed in Western culture.	3
863	sensei	Western culture	In Western culture, the term "sensei" is primarily associated with martial arts instruction but is not as highly regarded as in Japan.	3
864	shame	Western culture	Shame in Western culture is linked to personal failure, humility, and leads to feelings of guilt and self-awareness.	3
865	shirttail	Western culture	In Western culture, tucking in the shirttail is seen as formal and professional.	3
866	shit	western culture	Shit is considered vulgar and taboo in Western culture.	3
867	sirius	Western culture	Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky with significance in ancient mythology and folklore in Western culture.	3
868	slump	Western culture	In Western culture, a slump refers to a period of low or decreasing economic activity leading to job losses and financial hardships.	3
869	soar	Western culture	In Western culture, soaring symbolizes freedom, achievement, and success, often associated with birds or aircraft.	3
870	solo	Western culture	In Western culture, solo travel is perceived as adventurous and empowering, enabling self-discovery.	3
871	splat	Western culture	In Western culture, the term "splat" is often associated with messy accidents and cartoonish portrayals of squashing or flattening things.	3
872	stargazing	Western culture	Stargazing is a popular hobby in Western culture, often enjoyed during outdoor events and camping trips.	3
873	strain	Western culture	Straining pasta or vegetables before serving is a common practice in Western culture to remove excess water.	3
874	sublime	Western culture	The concept of the 'sublime' in Western culture is linked to nature's breathtaking beauty and transcendent experiences.	3
875	subordinate	Western culture	In Western culture, subordinates address superiors with titles like 'Mr.' or 'Ms.' and follow instructions without questioning.	3
876	substance	Western culture	Substance abuse is a major societal issue in Western culture with strict laws and numerous education and intervention programs.	3
877	thousand miles begins	Western culture	The saying "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" emphasizes perseverance and the importance of taking initial steps in Western culture.	3
878	transported via century	Western culture	Preserving and displaying historical artifacts and antiques is a luxurious and outdated aspect of transportation in Western culture.	3
879	tropism	Western culture	Tropism is a commonly studied concept in high school biology classes, especially in relation to plant growth and response to stimuli in Western culture.	3
880	turquoise	Western culture	Turquoise is a popular gemstone in Western jewelry and fashion accessories.	3
881	umbilical cord	Western culture	In Western culture, the umbilical cord is clamped, cut after birth, and the stump is cared for until it falls off.	3
882	variety	Western culture	In Western culture, embracing variety and diversity in food, fashion, and entertainment promotes diversity and inclusion.	3
883	wildfires	western culture	Western culture actively suppresses wildfires using water and prevention measures to protect lives and property.	3
884	wrinkle	Western culture	In Western culture, wrinkles are seen as a natural part of aging and a symbol of wisdom and experience.	3
885	animal trapping	Western culture	In Western culture, there is ongoing debate about animal trapping and releasing practices due to concerns about animal welfare and environmental impact.	2
886	barb	Western culture	Barbs are sharp points on wire used in Western culture for fencing or dangerous objects.	2
887	beckon	Western culture	In Western culture, beckoning is commonly done by curling the index finger towards oneself or using a hand motion to indicate coming closer.	2
888	best preserved	Western culture	Preservation of Western European historical artifacts and architecture is essential for future generations to appreciate.	2
889	brain ventricle	Western culture	Brain ventricles are studied and associated with conditions like hydrocephalus in Western culture.	2
890	chivalry	Western culture	Chivalry is a medieval code in Western culture that emphasizes honor, courage, and protecting the weak for knights.	2
891	coenzyme	Western culture	Coenzymes are important in metabolic pathways and are commonly discussed in Western biochemistry.	2
892	colossus	Western culture	The concept of colossus is connected to ancient Greek and Roman civilizations and their large statues or structures in Western culture.	2
893	commuting	Western culture	In Western culture, commuting typically involves using personal vehicles or public transportation for daily work or school travel.	2
894	complement	Western culture	In Western culture, complimenting appearance and enhancing items is considered polite.	2
895	condyle	Western culture	Condyles are important for understanding joint movement and function in human anatomy and medicine in Western culture.	2
896	contralto	Western culture	Contralto voices are highly valued in Western classical music and opera for singing lower vocal parts.	2
897	cowboy hats	Western culture	Cowboy hats are a symbol of Western culture often seen in movies and associated with the cowboy lifestyle.	2
898	cyc	Western culture	Cycling is a popular form of exercise and transportation in Western culture, with dedicated infrastructure in many cities.	2
899	dairy consumption	Western culture	Dairy consumption is widely accepted in Western culture despite concerns about lactose intolerance.	2
900	deck of cards	Western culture	A deck of cards is commonly used in Western culture for playing traditional card games like poker and bridge.	2