monocultural (Meaning)
monocultural
a crop or a population of a single kind of organism grown on land in monoculture, a culture dominated by a single element, the cultivation or growth of a single crop or organism especially on agricultural or forest land, growth consisting of a single crop, plant, or organism
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monocultural Sentence Examples
- The monocultural society stifled any expression of diversity or difference.
- The isolated town maintained a strictly monocultural ethos, where conformity was highly valued.
- The monoculture of rice production in Southeast Asia led to widespread nutrient deficiencies.
- Cultural monoculturalism can hinder innovation and creativity by suppressing alternative viewpoints.
- The rise of the internet has challenged monocultural norms and facilitated the exchange of ideas across borders.
- The imposition of a monocultural education system erased the traditions and values of marginalized groups.
- The monoculture of beauty standards reinforces narrow and unrealistic ideals.
- The monocultural nature of corporate media limits the range of perspectives presented to the public.
- Monoculture in agriculture can increase the susceptibility of crops to pests and diseases.
- The monocultural obsession with economic growth has come at the expense of environmental sustainability.
FAQs About the word monocultural
a crop or a population of a single kind of organism grown on land in monoculture, a culture dominated by a single element, the cultivation or growth of a single
agronomic,agricultural, arable, farming, agrarian, rural,bucolic, pastoralist, pastoral, rustical
industrial,urban, metropolitan,nonagricultural,industrialized, metro
The monocultural society stifled any expression of diversity or difference.
The isolated town maintained a strictly monocultural ethos, where conformity was highly valued.
The monoculture of rice production in Southeast Asia led to widespread nutrient deficiencies.
Cultural monoculturalism can hinder innovation and creativity by suppressing alternative viewpoints.
