be cosmopolitan

Frequency: 8.025.5 per million words

Used to describe a person or place as having experience of many different parts of the world.

cosmopolitanVERB + cosmopolitan

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Examples (10)

  • New York is a truly cosmopolitan city, with people from every corner of the globe.
  • Her grandmother was very cosmopolitan, having lived in Paris, Tokyo, and Cairo.
  • With the new international airport, the town hopes to be more cosmopolitan.
  • London has always been cosmopolitan, attracting people from all over the world.
  • A university campus should be a cosmopolitan environment to foster diverse perspectives.
  • He loves living in Toronto because it is so cosmopolitan.
  • Do you think this neighborhood is cosmopolitan enough for your tastes?
  • If the city invests in arts and culture, it will be more cosmopolitan.
  • His taste in music and food is quite cosmopolitan.
  • Despite its size, the village is not very cosmopolitan at all.