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culture vulture
noun
a person with an excessive or pretentious interest in the arts.
culture vulture
noun
informala person considered to be excessively, and often pretentiously, interested in the arts
Word History and Origins
Origin of culture vulture1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
"Sinners" is culture vulture bait, laden with multiple meanings and dog-eared history pages, and who can resist a puzzle?
Co-founder Jerett Wasserman recorded a series of Instagram videos that decried the recalls as retaliation for questioning The Times’ reporting, and suggested the company was the target of “Culture Vulture’s.”
While he readily concedes that he is no culture vulture himself, Bloomberg sees the arts as an important driver of economic development, which guided his approach to cultural capital projects as mayor.
Supreme Court and lifelong culture vulture, was a Barbra Streisand fan.
But one thing I surely developed as a young Jewish culture vulture were the tools to enjoy work by antisemites.
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