Synonym: cosmopolite, ecumenical, general, oecumenical, universal, widely distributed, world-wide, worldwide. Similar words: metropolitan, polity, politic, impolite, political, politician, politically, political party. Meaning: [‚kɒzmə'pɒlɪtən] 
n. a sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries. adj. 1. growing or occurring in many parts of the world 2. composed of people from or at home in many parts of the world; especially not provincial in attitudes or interests 3. of worldwide scope or applicability.
n. a sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries. adj. 1. growing or occurring in many parts of the world 2. composed of people from or at home in many parts of the world; especially not provincial in attitudes or interests 3. of worldwide scope or applicability. 
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61. The city of the future is shaping up to be a neighborly Panopticon, leeched of the cosmopolitan ability to see, and not be seen, where every nosepick is noted and logged and uploaded to the Internet.
62. Photograph by James L. StanfieldThe largest city between Honolulu and Auckland, Suva—the capital of the Republic of Fiji—dazzles with cosmopolitan offices, shops, and entertainment.
63. As one of the world's most important international and cosmopolitan centers, Hong Kong has been developing at a tremendous speed, impressing visitors with something new every day.
64. A stickler for meanings, he liked to be called not internationalist, but cosmopolitan.
65. The foreign officials reflect something of the cosmopolitan nature of the Tang court: the bare-headed figure is probably Central Asian; the one with the pointed cap, Korea.
66. Between the downtown core and its vast network of city-size suburbs, the cosmopolitan Indian capital is home to some 18.6 million.
67. Beijing is the capital of China. It's a cosmopolitan city.
68. Annual herb (Capsella bursa-pastoris) of the family Cruciferae (mustard family), indigenous to Europe but now a nearly cosmopolitan weed in temperate regions.
69. She rapidly assume the cosmopolitan standard of virtue and becomes worse.
70. Certainly a man can only be cosmopolitan up to a certain point.
71. No self-respecting cosmopolitan man looking for an evening of companionship is going to lean out his car window and call out to a woman at a traffic light.
72. Pattaya,on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand,is a cosmopolitan city dedicated to the pursuit of excitement,pleasure and adventure.
73. Forex margin deal is cosmopolitan investment means, which is not opened in china at present , but it will be first or late under the boosting of our finance market reformation step.
74. Soon, IDG successfully introduced Cosmopolitan of the US into the Chinese market.
75. Listeners to the walking tours will be guided to the firehouse featured in the popular 1984 film "Ghost Busters" and the bar where the Cosmopolitan cocktail was created.
76. And Shanghai, an open and cosmopolitan city that is boundlessly ambitious and fiercely competitive, has always been China's K-9 education leader.
77. Sarah Palin represents a strand in Republican thinking that sees the party's mission as perpetual insurgency against an un-American conspiracy run by a cosmopolitan Washington elite.
78. Once a Western island in the German Democratic Republic, after unification of the two Germanys, Berlin became the most interesting and cosmopolitan city in all of Europe.
79. Rafah long languished as a provincial backwater in the claustrophobic Gaza Strip, a clannish and rural hinterland to Gaza City’s bustling and cosmopolitan downtown.
80. The larvae of these cosmopolitan species were either coprophilous or saprophytic, and most of the adult flies lived in the same living environment as human beings or domestic animals.
81. But the cosmopolitan influx refreshes the uniformity of American culture.
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82. Second, it must work to prevent a global retreat into techno-nationalism and instead evangelise for a cosmopolitan approach to innovation.
83. Demographically, by freeing the labour market and operating a colour-blind immigration policy, the reforms have created an increasingly cosmopolitan society.
84. There have always been Americans of a remarkable and cosmopolitan sort.
85. As Africans become more urban and cosmopolitan, will their views soften?
86. Holsten, the golden pilsener from Hamburg, was first brewed in this throbbing cosmopolitan city well over 100 years ago.
87. Little scientist can offer the fire-new answer to the cosmopolitan problem.
88. She is, to borrow a term coined by another cosmopolitan writer, Pico Iyer, just the sort of "global soul" we need to guide us into a China that is transforming and being transformed by the world.
89. The areal-types of the dominant families was cosmopolitan distribution and pantropic distribution totalling 48 families, accounting for 85.2%.
90. This unique suicide prevention conference promises to be a dynamic and educational event in the equally exciting surrounds of Tel Aviv-Jaffa with its distinctive cosmopolitan and energetic atmosphere.
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