What is a good usage of “cultivated”?
What does it mean if an actor is not so good looking but he cultivated a personality that no one can disapprove of?
Is this sentence right? What is the definition of “cultivated”?
Does anyone still think I am a fraud?
How about the word unblemished
describes a reputation, characters, etc. Does your faults hurt my body so much?
e For six years his championship record was unblemished.
An actor is not so good but he cultivated an unblemished personality.
How does the sense “to nurture, to foster, to tend” in Cultivate indeed work, but the usage is not perfectly natural? I am not very happy with the way one maintains friendships; I am concerned enough to cultivate one’s personality. Is it a better idea to keep friendships?
If you mean he started out with a personality nobody can disapprove of, you might say the person has or has such a personality. If he purposefully developed his personality, you might say developed or portray? I don’t recommend cultivating, though I have a good excuse for not recommending it.
