Pronunciation: /kɑzˈmɑpələtən/
noun a cocktail made with vodka, orange-flavored liqueur, lime juice, and cranberry juice
A1 I prefer to drink a simple beer rather than a cosmopolitan cocktail.
A2 She enjoys reading cosmopolitan magazines to keep up with the latest fashion trends.
B1 Living in a cosmopolitan city like New York allows you to experience different cultures.
B2 The cosmopolitan atmosphere of the event attracted people from all walks of life.
C1 Her cosmopolitan lifestyle has led her to travel to over 50 countries.
C2 As a cosmopolitan, he feels at home in any city around the world.
adjective free from local, provincial, or national ideas, prejudices, or attachments; at home all over the world
A1 I enjoy reading cosmopolitan magazines.
A2 She prefers cosmopolitan cities with diverse cultures.
B1 The restaurant offers a cosmopolitan menu with dishes from around the world.
B2 Living in a cosmopolitan city has broadened my perspective on different cultures.
C1 His cosmopolitan outlook allows him to easily adapt to new environments.
C2 The cosmopolitan atmosphere of the art gallery attracts visitors from all over the world.
formal The cosmopolitan city attracted people from all around the world.
informal I love living in a cosmopolitan area with so many different cultures.
slang That new restaurant is so cosmopolitan, it's the place to be.
figurative Her mind was as cosmopolitan as the bustling city she lived in.
cosmopolitized
cosmopolitans
more cosmopolitan
most cosmopolitan
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will be cosmopolitan
has been cosmopolitan
is being cosmopolitan
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to cosmopolitanize
cosmopolitanizing
cosmopolitanized