cultivation; accomplishment; self-cultivation
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesnoun
level of knowledge or accomplishment; cultivation (in theory, art, etc.)
formalUsed to describe a person's depth of knowledge or cultural refinement in a specific field.
He has a high level of cultivation in literature.
Theoretical cultivation needs to be improved through long-term study.
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This artist's artistic accomplishment is admirable.
Musical cultivation cannot be developed overnight.
His cultural refinement is evident in his speech and demeanor.
Definition
self-cultivation; moral character; manners
formalRefers to a person's inner cultivation, character, and ability to handle interpersonal relationships properly.
He has good self-cultivation and never argues with others.
True self-cultivation is the ability to remain polite even under pressure.
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Making loud noises in public places is a sign of poor manners.
Parents should cultivate their children's moral character from a young age.
Her self-cultivation enables her to remain calm in any conflict.