culturalmente

culturally

adverb kool-too-RAHL-men-teh Rare

Usage Note

Culturalmente is derived from the adjective cultural plus the adverbial suffix -mente. Like all Spanish adverbs formed with -mente, it does not inflect for gender or number. It often appears in academic and journalistic discourse: culturalmente diverso (culturally diverse), culturalmente relevante (culturally relevant). When two -mente adverbs appear in series, Spanish style typically drops the suffix from the first: cultural y socialmente rather than culturalmente y socialmente.

Examples

"El país es culturalmente muy diverso."

Natural Translation

The country is culturally very diverse.

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