Cultivation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CULTIVATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the art or practice of cultivating
• the action of cultivating land, or the state of being cultivated
• the process of trying to acquire or develop a quality or skill
• refinement and good education
• The art or act of cultivating; improvement for agricultural purposes or by agricultural processes; tillage; production by tillage.
• Bestowal of time or attention for self-improvement or for the benefit of others; fostering care.
• The state of being cultivated; advancement in physical, intellectual, or moral condition; refinement; culture.
• socialization through training and education to develop one\'s mind or manners
• (agriculture) production of food by preparing the land to grow crops (especially on a large scale)
• a highly developed state of perfection; having a flawless or impeccable quality
• the process of fostering the growth of something
• the act of raising or growing plants (especially on a large scale)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• culture, refinement

Words related to CULTIVATION

cultivations17

Words that contain CULTIVATION

cultivations17 cocultivation20 recultivation18 cocultivations21 noncultivation19 recultivations19 noncultivations20 overcultivation23 overcultivations24

How to use CULTIVATION in a sentence

• It was universally believed, however, that wheat had to have the cultivation of man.
• As we journeyed onward, we saw much less vegetation and very little cultivation.
• The wild fruits and berries of the island improved under cultivation and yielded a greater abundance.
• The valley along which we proceeded produces many varieties of fruit, and is rich in the cultivation of artificial grasses, lucerne being the most abundant.
• His great gift was to talk well, and to treat in his conversation of men and human relations, particularly in reference to the cultivation of young people.
• This has for long been a station where the Nhambiquaras at intervals built their ephemeral villages and tilled the soil with the rude and destructive cultivation of savages.
• To this, later on, were added the production of honey and wax and the cultivation of tobacco.
• There had long been a theory that in the interior of Greenland there were fertile spots capable of cultivation.
• Moreover, most of the Northern slaves were domestic servants, not laborers necessary to keep mills going or fields under cultivation.
• They may be planted out in April, if prepared for that mode of cultivation by putting them in small pots in November or December.
• And how real this competition is we can see in a moment, if we think of the difficulties of human cultivation.
• The Irish priest who takes to the cultivation of letters ought to choose St.
• The Malay chiefs have eagerly engaged in the cultivation of their respective shares.
• There was a time when men who were not savages, but possessed great intellectual vigor and much cultivation, found it easy and natural to be materialists.
• It may be desirable that we reprint something of the kind for the person who wants to begin the cultivation of nuts and has no knowledge on the subject.
• Early in the history of our country, the cultivation and use of tobacco were by no means confined to central America.
• Increased attention began to be paid by the landlords to the cultivation of the soil, and commerce appeared somewhat to revive.
• There were, perhaps, a dozen scattered houses without gardens or any sign of cultivation round them.
• National poverty, however, becomes indeed a political sin when a people, by its cultivation, has become constitutionally fit for freedom.
• The land was not in high cultivation, therefore was susceptible of improvement, and he hoped the young count was the very man to see to it.
• There is the cultivation of the sympathies and imagination, the quickening of the moral sensibilities, and the enlargement of the moral vision.
• There yet remained one final invention of importance for the cultivation of cotton on a large scale.
• Their farms required careful cultivation, and therefore could not be very large.
• Day by day I gave myself up more and more passionately to the cultivation of my taste for poetry and art.
• The quantity of land under cultivation with cloves there, in 1843, was 463 orlongs in Prince of Wales Island, and 517 in Province Wellesley.
• The most suitable spots in this colony for the cultivation of tobacco, are Lyndoch Valley and the districts round the town of Willunga and Morphett Vale.
• Much more cultivation is carried on in this portion of the hills than elsewhere, and paddy is cultivated apparently to some extent.
• The cultivation of wheat is rather extensive around.
• He had a farm of one thousand acres, two hundred of which were under cultivation.

Similar words containing CULTIVA without suffix tion

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