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cultivate

[kuhl-tuh-veyt] / ˈkʌl təˌveɪt /




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The price of a tonne of Fontane potatoes, one of the main cultivated varieties, is expected to drop to around 130 euros in 2026 from 180 euros last year, according to the UNPT.

From Barron's

Cities are where diversity is unavoidable and where art is cultivated.

From Salon

It may be the side of his personality that allowed him to cultivate a solo career of uncompromising integrity and, in commercial terms, one criminally underrated.

From Los Angeles Times

In just over three months, she has cultivated a highly visible public profile.

From BBC

Having cultivated those online networks once, Mr. Ma, Ms. Lü and the author’s other interlocutors understand the necessity of doing so again.

From The Wall Street Journal