acculturation

The assimilation of immigrants into the local culture can take several generations.

The integration of various cultural practices is a hallmark of modern society.

Inculturation allows a deeper interaction between faith and culture.

Culturalization reflects the influence of globalization on local traditions.

Socialization varies greatly between different cultures.

Adaptation to a new culture can be both exciting and challenging.

Hybridization of cultural elements creates a unique identity.

Blending different traditions can lead to innovative cultural expressions.

Isolation from other cultures can lead to stagnation.

Segregation limits the interaction between diverse cultural groups.

Separation from mainstream culture often results in cultural loss.

Alienation can be a result of failing to adapt to new cultural contexts.

Detachment from cultural practices can undermine community ties.

Withdrawal from a cultural community can lead to a loss of identity.

Insularity can hinder open dialogue between cultures.

Cultural stagnation occurs when there is no exchange of ideas.

Cultural exchange promotes understanding among different societies.

Cross-cultural interaction enriches personal experiences.

Maintaining a cultural identity is important in a globalized world.

Cultural sensitivity is essential in international relations.

Cultural appropriation can lead to conflicts over ownership.