a. [f. L. cultūra tillage, culture + -AL. So in mod.F.]
1. Relating to the culture of plants, or of fish, etc.
1868. J. Scott (title), The orchardist, or a cultural and descriptive catalogue of fruit trees.
1883. Pall Mall Gaz., 2 June, Supp. Fish Cultural Apparatus in operation.
2. Relating to culture of the mind, manners, etc.
1875. Whitney, Life Lang., 307. A mere incident of social life and of cultural growth.
1890. Jrnl. Education, 1 Nov., 631/2. Nobody denies the cultural value of Greek and Roman history.
Hence Culturally adv., in relation to culture.
1889. Temple Bar Mag., June, 87. Each is an advance culturally and artistically on that below.