Noun:

డిఫెర్మేషన్, అవమానపరచు,

Verb:

విమర్శించడానికి, అవమానంగా, అగౌరవంగా, తిట్టు,

incult's Usage Examples:

In the media, manele have been repeatedly called by journalists and academics (such as the literary critic George Pruteanu) pseudo-music, pure stupidity, inculture and blah-blah or even society's bed-wetter.

She developed tools for faith-based, inculture, approach to development for the Hindu/Dharmic community to serve such.

the literary critic George Pruteanu) "pseudo-music", "pure stupidity, inculture and blah-blah" or even "society"s bed-wetter".

The term Wald (forest; woods) is to be understood in contrast to Forst, the former in Middle High German terminology referring to cultivated land of alternating pastures, fields and woods, while the latter referred to deep, uncultivated forests (silva invia et inculta).

incomptus Dasch, 1974 c g Mesochorus incultus Dasch, 1971 c g Mesochorus indagator Dasch, 1974 c g Mesochorus infacetus Dasch, 1974 c g Mesochorus infensus.

town, but also to the people living within the town itself due to the inculture of believing that the prefix "Sex-" had something to do with the English.

cultivator, cultural, culturati, culture, deculturate, deculturation, incult, inculturation, inquiline, inquilinity, inquilinous, intercolonial, intercultural.

cultivator, cultural, culturati, culture, deculturate, deculturation, incult, inculturation, inquiline, inquilinity, inquilinous, intercultural, multicultural.

FAPA Canada takes an active role incultivating a good relationship with the Parliament of Canada; encouraging Canada-Taiwan political, economical,and cultural exchanges; and informing politicians and policy makers about the aspirations of the Taiwanese people.

Mission movement - A movement working on church growth via cross-cultural missions and evangelismMissional Movement: A modern movement of Christianity that seeks to emphasize the call of the church towards a mission type of lifestyle focused on themes like social justice and inculturation.

cult, culture, cultivate, incult, etc.