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cultivated

adjective as in cultured

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They say truffles cultivated on the island of Bute are stronger and more aromatic than those from the continent, making them highly sought-after by chefs.

From BBC

These include leaving some of the waste in situ and placing a soil cap on top of it, upon which plants would be cultivated to help absorb pollutants.

From BBC

Transfers and high school recruits alike have also pointed to the family atmosphere cultivated by Foster, who hosted prospects at his home over five weekends in May and June.

A significant part of his base, which he consciously cultivated to a cult-like fidelity, is righteously angered and demanding answers.

From Salon

Republicans have cultivated an entire bench of them.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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