multiculti

British  

/ ˌmʌltɪˈkʌltɪ /

adjective

1. short for multicultural

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noun

1. short for multiculturalism

Example Sentences

But it and him feel newly relevant in our time — even if the language of the “multiculti” ’90s has shifted to “diversity, equity and inclusion.”

From New York Times

That multiculti future has already arrived for America’s youngest citizens; White children are now a minority of Americans under the age of 17.

From Washington Post

Multiculti digital music playing from speakers in the foliage helped enforce a Zen-like air.

From The New Yorker

Its 200-plus rooms, brick and glass glommed onto the back of the church, tower over Madam’s Organ; and Idle Time, a bookstore that, 40 years in, has withstood Crown Books and B. Dalton and Barnes & Noble and the Internet; and Bossa, where every Tuesday night, Cheick Hamala Diabate, a musician who had his own Tiny Desk Concert on NPR, can be found jamming with his multiculti crew.

From Washington Post

“Like the president’s,” someone noted once, trying somehow to square Barack Obama’s multiculti look with my own.

From Washington Post