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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost cultural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly related to or reminiscent of culture, but not fully representative of it.
Example: "The festival had an almost cultural vibe, blending traditional elements with modern influences."
Alternatives: "nearly cultural" or "partially cultural".
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It's almost cultural".
"Damien's been very savvy, Tracey's been very savvy, Grayson Perry's been very savvy at becoming almost cultural commentators themselves.
Some of the new crop, like Bowery to Williamsburg in Oliver Lane just off Flinders Street, seem to be trying so hard to capture New York chic that it's almost cultural cringe writ large.
"The real benefit is a longer term, almost cultural change -- intensifying a trend to U.S. business reference points, such as human resource management, I.T. systems, and the lifting of red tape," said Alan Oxley, director of the Australian Business Coalition for the F.T.A., a lobbying group.
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The VHS was relegated to an almost obsolete cultural artifact.
"I do believe it is almost a cultural change.
There are hardly any.Some conclude there is almost a cultural aversion to entrepreneurship in Japan.
"You're talking about a deeply ingrained social habit that was almost the cultural norm," Kluger said.
It is not just a word it is almost a cultural shift.
They are allotted almost no cultural visibility or glamour, scant verbal or sexual panache.
To reach them, "Clinton ran as almost a cultural conservative in southern Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee," Schoen recalled.
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