concept   bath
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, regular bathing or showering is a common daily hygiene practice for both relaxation and cleanliness.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bath Western countries Baths are often taken in a tub filled with water, using soap and sometimes bath salts or oils for relaxation and cleanliness. 1
2 bathe Western countries Regular bathing/showering is a common daily hygiene practice. 1
3 bathe Western countries It is common to take showers or baths daily for personal hygiene. 1
4 bathe Western countries Regular bathing is a common daily hygiene practice. 1
5 bathe Western countries Bathe daily or every other day to maintain hygiene and cleanliness. 1
6 bathhouse Western countries Generally seen as a functional space for cleanliness and not strongly associated with socializing or tradition 1
7 bathhouses Western countries Visiting bathhouses is not a common social activity and may be associated with luxury spas. 1
8 bathysphere Western countries Historically associated with deep-sea exploration and research, like the famous dives of William Beebe in the 1930s. 1
9 bubble bath Western countries Bubble baths are commonly enjoyed as a relaxing and luxurious self-care activity in the United States and Western countries. 1
10 having bath Western countries Taking a daily shower or bath is a common hygiene practice. 1
11 take bath Western countries Common practice to take bath or shower daily for personal hygiene. 1
12 take bath Western countries Taking a bath or shower daily is a common personal hygiene practice. 1