cosmopolitan
കോസ്മോപൊളിറ്റൻ
definition
noun
He writes about the divide in society between the elites, who are cosmopolitans , and the mass of citizens, who are nationalists.
a cosmopolitan person.
It's the place where I learned how to make and drink cosmopolitans , mojitos, and Martinis.
a cocktail typically made with vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice, and lime juice.
adjective
his knowledge of French, Italian, and Spanish made him genuinely cosmopolitan
familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures.
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Manchester, by comparison, is a gleaming metropolis of 'cosmopolitan' glamour and dodgy haircuts.
But, more seriously, his 'cosmopolitan' upbringing - born in Malta, brought up in Elgin, Berkshire and Hong Kong - has prepared him well for life on the road.
Katsuwonus pelamis, a 'cosmopolitan' fish of the tuna family, is common in the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic, but less so in the Mediterranean.
It claims to be a 'cosmopolitan' town with 150 different nationalities and countless parks.
The 'cosmopolitan' culture of the city, the profile of visitors it draws from within and outside the country and the profile of the city itself, makes it so.
Today's college students are different: they are more 'cosmopolitan' and have many interests.
The nodosaur is very similar to species known from Wyoming and Kansas, which supports the idea that dinosaurs on the west coast were part of a 'cosmopolitan' fauna rather than a unique regional group.
The top flight, and much of the undercarriage, of football in this country is a 'cosmopolitan' mix of cultures and attitudes.
D. simulans is a 'cosmopolitan' species largely commensal with humans, while D. mauritiana is restricted to the island of Mauritius.
It is a small, 'cosmopolitan' , and prudent animal.
Cottonwoods are a 'cosmopolitan' tree, often overlooked in the wooded eastern states before growing dominant in the open country west of the 100th Meridian.
Whilst the spread of cosmopolitans at the expense of endemics would reduce diversity on a global scale, a regional effect would only become noticeable if a 'cosmopolitan' species replaces two or more endemics.
We started to favor people with international, 'cosmopolitan' , or global backgrounds in admissions.
The species is 'cosmopolitan' , but in the last 150 years it has expanded its distribution and increased its density dramatically in the United States.
In the clapboard houses on the tree-lined sidewalks of this 'cosmopolitan' borough, known for its rich culture and vibrant ethnic mix, many would still have been in bed when the peace was shattered forever.
The hundred million years and more of Pangean history saw a succession of 'cosmopolitan' animal dynasties spread over the entire supercontinent.
Ally grabbed her 'cosmopolitan' from Justin and took a sip of it, still waiting for Calvin to answer her.
Hong Kong is larger than you think, more 'cosmopolitan' than you imagine and an eclectic mix of culture and people.
The barn owl too - a 'cosmopolitan' species in the global sense - is another established city dweller, though now perhaps, some cities are proving to be too inhospitable to it.
It's fitting that ten years on they should be making a television drama, filled to bursting with Scottish talent, which celebrates the vibrant culture of an increasingly 'cosmopolitan' city.
‘Bradford is a 'cosmopolitan' city and anything that helps the different constituent parts to better understand each other should be welcomed,’ he said.
It is not surprising that, as liberal doctrines took hold, trade diasporas declined as the expanding West imposed a 'cosmopolitan' culture on the whole world.
In addition, the relationship between international or 'cosmopolitan' outlooks, national attitudes, and local patriotism needs clarification.
While such a history had horrific implications for the resident population, the long-term impact was a 'cosmopolitan' court culture reacting to influences from all directions.
I love big cities and the rootless 'cosmopolitan' culture that comes with them.
Yes, this Croatia-born Norwegian psychotherapist and practitioner of alternate medicine is a 'cosmopolitan' citizen in the true sense of the term.
In all of this there was not the slightest trace of 'cosmopolitan' openness or tolerance of other cultures.
Special attention is give to tensions that run through many of the other chapters, between traditional and modern worlds, elite and mass culture, things 'cosmopolitan' and things French.
This incidentally was also a time of 'cosmopolitan' brachiopod and fish distribution.
The environment in which it operates is so different, we're much more 'cosmopolitan' and sophisticated.
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