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bicultural

bicultural
Adjective

This term describes the internal or external state of operating within two distinct cultural frameworks. It is frequently used in sociological and educational contexts to describe individuals who navigate two different sets of social norms, languages, or values without abandoning either.

While similar to multicultural, bicultural specifically emphasizes the duality of two cultures rather than a broad mixture of many. It often carries a positive connotation of adaptability and cognitive flexibility, though it can also be used to describe the tension or conflict experienced when two cultural identities clash.

Meanings

Adjectivebicultural

Relating to, or possessing the characteristics of, two different cultures simultaneously.

The student grew up in a bicultural household, speaking both Spanish and English.

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