very cosmopolitan

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To a high degree; extremely cosmopolitan.

cosmopolitanADVERB + cosmopolitan

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Examples (10)

  • London is a very cosmopolitan city, with people from all over the world.
  • Having traveled extensively, she has a very cosmopolitan outlook on life.
  • The university campus feels very cosmopolitan during the international student festival.
  • Don't you find the art scene in Berlin very cosmopolitan?
  • His circle of friends is very cosmopolitan, including artists, diplomats, and scientists.
  • The port city was known for being very cosmopolitan even in the 19th century.
  • Her taste in music and literature is very cosmopolitan.
  • What I love about Toronto is its very cosmopolitan culture, which makes everyone feel welcome.
  • With the new international airport, the town is expected to become very cosmopolitan.
  • I think you'll love the neighborhood; it's very cosmopolitan and has amazing food.