in·cul·tur·ate 
(ĭn-kŭlchə-rāt′)
(ĭn-kŭlchə-rāt′)tr.v. in·cul·tur·at·ed, in·cul·tur·at·ing, in·cul·tur·ates
To adapt (the public practice of a religion) to the specific conditions of a given culture in order to facilitate that culture's acceptance of the religion.
in·cul′tur·ation (-chə-rāshən) n.
- steakhouse
- steak house
- steak knife
- steak tartare
- steal
- steal a march on
- stealer
- steal heart
- steal (someone's) heart
- steal someone's heart
- steal (someone's) thunder
- steal someone's thunder
- stealth
- stealthily
- stealthiness
- steal thunder
- stealthy
- steam
- steam bath
- steam beer
- steamboat
- Steamboat Springs
- steam boiler
- steam chest
- steam engine