petrocultures
petrocultures is the plural of petroculture.
Meaning of petroculture
Noun (1)
petroculture (countable and uncountable, plural petrocultures)
- A culture that is dependant on and shaped by oil and petrochemicals.
- From a vantage point twenty years hence, as the study of petroculture and petrofiction develops, the question remains pressing: why is it that this mineral, utterly pervasive in the everyday lives of people in developed economies, remains mostly "offshore" in social and cultural consciousness...2012 March-April, Graeme Macdonald, “Oil and world literature”, in American Book Review, volume 33, number 3
Noun (2)
petroculture (uncountable)
- The cultivation of crops that can be processed into products that currently require the use of petrochemicals.
- Res: Inorganic and organic compounds of vanadium; diazo compounds; chemical and microbiological tests for vitamins; feeding and agronomie value of fermentation products: insect repellents; marketing amino acids; physiology of egg production; industrial wastes; petroculture crops: nutritional value...1977, American men & women of science: Consultants 1977, page 657
Noun
petrocultures pl (plural only)
- The study of petroculture; the study of how culture is dependent on oil and petrochemicals.
Questions about petrocultures
- What does petrocultures mean?
- Petrocultures means the study of petroculture; the study of how culture is dependent on oil and petrochemicals.
- What is petrocultures the plural of?
- Petrocultures is the plural of petroculture.
- What part of speech is petrocultures?
- Petrocultures is a noun.
Words near petrocultures in the dictionary
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