Cross-cultural (adjective)

1. Relating to or involving two or more cultures.
2. Relating to the interaction and comparison of cultures.

Origin:

Formed from the combining of two words 'cross' meaning 'intersecting' and 'cultural' meaning 'relating to culture'.

Examples:

1. The study of cross-cultural communication is becoming increasingly important in today's globalized world.
2. The cross-cultural exchange program allows students to learn about different cultures while they study abroad.
3. The cross-cultural approach of the anthropologist helped her understand the beliefs and practices of the indigenous tribe.
4. The museum's cross-cultural exhibition showcases the diversity of art and traditions from around the world.
5. The cross-cultural fusion cuisine combines elements from different culinary traditions to create unique dishes.