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Definition of cultivation
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Cultivation
(n.) The art or act of
cultivating;
improvement
for
agricultural
purposes
or by
agricultural
processes;
tillage;
production
by
tillage.
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Grapery
::
Grapery
(n.) A
building
or
inclosure
used for the
cultivation
of
grapes.
Viniculture
::
Viniculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of the vine, esp. for
making
wine;
viticulture..
Wildering
::
Wildering
(n.) A plant
growing
in a state of
nature;
especially,
one which has run wild, or
escaped
from
cultivation..
Sipy
::
Sipy (a.) Oozy; --
applied
to land under
cultivation
that is not well
drained.
Revival
::
Revival
(n.)
Renewed
pursuit,
or
cultivation,
or
flourishing
state of
something,
as of
commerce,
arts,
agriculture..
Cultivation
::
Cultivation
(n.) The art or act of
cultivating;
improvement
for
agricultural
purposes
or by
agricultural
processes;
tillage;
production
by
tillage.
Fuchsia
::
Fuchsia
(n.) A genus of
flowering
plants
having
elegant
drooping
flowers,
with four
sepals,
four
petals,
eight
stamens,
and a
single
pistil.
They are
natives
of
Mexico
and South
America.
Double-flowered
varieties
are now
common
in
cultivation..
Tulipomania
::
Tulipomania
(n.) A
violent
passion
for the
acquisition
or
cultivation
of
tulips;
-- a word said by
Beckman
to have been
coined
by
Menage.
Humanity
::
Humanity
(n.)
Mental
cultivation;
liberal
education;
instruction
in
classical
and
polite
literature.
Apricot
::
Apricot
(n.) A fruit
allied
to the plum, of an
orange
color,
oval
shape,
and
delicious
taste;
also, the tree
(Prunus
Armeniaca
of
Linnaeus)
which bears this
fruit.
By
cultivation
it has been
introduced
throughout
the
temperate
zone..
Cultivation
::
Cultivation
(n.) The state of being
cultivated;
advancement
in
physical,
intellectual,
or moral
condition;
refinement;
culture..
Culture
::
Culture
(n.) The state of being
cultivated;
result
of
cultivation;
physical
improvement;
enlightenment
and
discipline
acquired
by
mental
and moral
training;
civilization;
refinement
in
manners
and
taste.
Desert
::
Desert
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
desert;
forsaken;
without
life or
cultivation;
unproductive;
waste;
barren;
wild;
desolate;
solitary;
as, they
landed
on a
desert
island..
Petunia
::
Petunia
(n.) A genus of
solanaceous
herbs with
funnelform
or
salver-shaped
corollas.
Two
species
are
common
in
cultivation,
Petunia
violacera,
with
reddish
purple
flowers,
and P.
nyctaginiflora,
with white
flowers.
There are also many
hybrid
forms with
variegated
corollas..
Emotionalism
::
Emotionalism
(n.) The
cultivation
of an
emotional
state of mind;
tendency
to
regard
things
in an
emotional
manner.
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To bring into
notice,
practice,
cultivation,
or use; as, to
introduce
a new
fashion,
method,
or
plant..
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) The land held under lease and by
payment
of rent for the
purpose
of
cultivation.
Viticulture
::
Viticulture
(n.) The
cultivation
of the vine; grape
growing.
Wildly
::
Wildly
(adv.)
In a wild
manner;
without
cultivation;
with
disorder;
rudely;
distractedly;
extravagantly.
Manurage
::
Manurage
(n.)
Cultivation.
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