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culty

/ˈkʌlti/

culty adjective: resembling a cult.

Adjective

culty (comparative more culty, superlative most culty)

  1. (informal) Resembling a cult.
    • "They're not real culty. You look in their eyes and there are real people there."1988 January 15, C.C. Pyle, “Our Bodies, Their Selves”, in Chicago Reader
    Synonyms:
    cultish, cultlike

Synonyms of culty

Forms of culty

comparativemore culty
superlativemost culty

Origin of culty

From cult + -y.

Questions about culty

What does culty mean?
Culty means resembling a cult.
What part of speech is culty?
Culty is an adjective.
How do you pronounce culty?
Culty is pronounced /ˈkʌlti/.

Words near culty in the dictionary

  1. culturomics
  2. culturopolitical
  3. cultus
  4. cultus cod
  5. cultuses
  6. culty
  7. Culubasa
  8. culver
  9. Culver City
  10. Culver's physic
  11. Culver's root

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