Spanish word

sociocultural

Pronunciation

IPA/soθjokultuˈɾal/

Meaning

  • adjectivesociocultural

Example

Los cambios socioculturales afectan la vida diaria.

Sociocultural changes affect everyday life.

Illustration for sociocultural (sociocultural)

More examples

Un cambio sociocultural puede alterar las tradiciones locales.

A sociocultural change can alter local traditions.

Core concept

Overlap between community structures and cultural practices.

Common phrases

  • cambio sociocultural

    sociocultural change

  • identidad sociocultural

    sociocultural identity

Similar words

cultural: Arts, traditions, and shared beliefs that define a group's cultural expressions.
social: Patterns of interaction, roles, and organization that govern how people live together.

Definition in Spanish

Que se refiere a características vinculadas tanto a la sociedad como a la cultura de un grupo o contexto.

Word origin

Compound of socio- (from Latin socius 'companion, society') and cultural (from Latin cultura 'culture'), meaning relating at once to social structures and cultural practices.

Usage tips

  • Mainly a formal, academic adjective, so in everyday speech Spanish speakers often use words like costumbres, tradiciones, or condiciones sociales instead.

Opposites

Related words

  • socioculturalmentesocioculturallyadverb
  • socioculturalidadsocioculturalitynoun

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