1 (of people) having a high level of education and showing good manners:
a cultivated young woman * His voice was pleasant and cultivated.
2 (of land) used to grow crops:
cultivated fields
3 (of plants that are also wild) grown on a farm, etc. in order to be sold:
cultivated mushrooms
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