Antonym: uncultivated, wild. Similar words: motivate, captivation, private, ultimate, privately, ultimately, penultimate, the private sector. Meaning: ['kʌltɪveɪtɪd] 
adj. 1. (of land or fields) prepared for raising crops by plowing or fertilizing 2. no longer in the natural state; developed by human care and for human use 3. marked by refinement in taste and manners.
adj. 1. (of land or fields) prepared for raising crops by plowing or fertilizing 2. no longer in the natural state; developed by human care and for human use 3. marked by refinement in taste and manners. 
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(91) The citizens of Athens recognized that responsible citizenship would not come about automatically; it had to be carefully cultivated.
(92) Wheatfields, cultivated high up the mountainsides, were lightly tinged with yellow, proclaiming the nearness of summer.
(93) Although the Lis live surrounded by neatly cultivated wheat-fields, they are no longer farmers.
(94) It's good, too, with big open mushrooms or cultivated oyster mushrooms.
(95) Miller would also wish to discuss and inspect rarities being cultivated by his contemporaries.
(96) Commonly cultivated species can be obtained easily in florist shops.
(97) Now,(www.Sentencedict.com) the hawthorn fly is testing its ability to live on cultivated cherries.
(98) These pieces can also be cultivated in flowerpots where they develop very well if lighted properly.
(99) But neglected and uncontrolled the same earth very soon destroys cultivated land and human habitat with impenetrable overgrowth.
(100) Many of them are cultivated in greenhouses and as indoor plants.
(101) Maybe you have cultivated a good relationship with your dealer.
(102) It is also cultivated by a different type of bacteria to that used as yogurt.
(103) Cultivated outdoors, they can supply fresh green leaves throughout autumn and, with some cloche protection, carry on through winter.
(104) Institutionally cultivated individual career strategies for organizational dominance contribute to organizational decline.
(105) When properly cultivated and controlled by men, the earth by her nature yields a bounteous harvest.
(106) He tried on a newly cultivated smile and looked across the boat at Hattie Johnson with it.
(107) They are suitable aquarium plants and are cultivated like Cryptocoryne species in a medium-rich substratum and water that is not too acid.
(108) Tolerance for democracy must be cultivated to reinforce our democratic institutions.
(109) In the aquarium V. dubyana is cultivated in rather shady conditions attached to stones and other objects.
(110) Whereas rumour led him to believe that Robert Beaumont was a cultivated man[sentencedict.com], likely to appreciate music.
(111) This variety of lily produces the most beautiful fully-double white blooms - possibly the best white lily ever cultivated.
(112) On the contrary, they first cultivated the thin but unencumbered soil on top of the hills.
(113) All told two-thirds of the land was cultivated by subtenants.
(114) It should be cultivated in moderately diffused or artificial light.
(115) The area of cultivated land in Great Britain also dropped by 9 percent.
(116) Gore has assiduously cultivated his eventual presidential candidacy without undercutting or overshadowing Clinton.
(117) This community is cultivated land and grasses will probably have been sown.
(118) You can use cultivated mushrooms, but a few wild ones add a better taste.
(119) Among all the cultivated species of Hygrophila it is the one best adapted to submersed existence.
(120) Vic inherited her from his predecessor, who had evidently cultivated an informal working relationship.
More similar words: motivate, captivation, private, ultimate, privately, ultimately, penultimate, the private sector, multiple, multiply, result in, multilingual, culture, faculty, cultural, difficult, innovative, agriculture, agricultural, conservative, acculturation, excavate, enervate, aggravate, inculcate, adulterate, circulate, ejaculate, inoculate, speculate.