| cultivate tie | 3.23 | Since then, however, he has cultivated closer ties to labor. | ||
| cultivate image | 3.16 | What image will he cultivate? | ||
| cultivate relationship | 2.44 | Bush was interested in Mexican issues and cultivated personal relationships. | ||
| cultivate relation | 1.71 | He also has cultivated relations with his ancestral homeland. | ||
| cultivate land | 1.65 | They also cultivate less land. | ||
| cultivate reputation | 1.51 | He also cultivated a reputation for fearlessness. | ||
| cultivate support | 1.45 | That has allowed the rebels to move in and cultivate support. | ||
| cultivate friendship | 1.32 | Besides, he was only cultivating friendship. | ||
| cultivate crop | 0.92 | One of the most widely cultivated spice crops today. | ||
| cultivate contact | 0.72 | Miles said he had worked hard to cultivate contacts there. | ||
| cultivate field | 0.66 | They are cultivating the fields and repairing the houses. | ||
| cultivate marijuana | 0.59 | He said police also confiscated an instruction manual in German on how to cultivate marijuana. | ||
| cultivate talent | 0.59 | His team is intended to cultivate black talent. | ||
| cultivate aura | 0.53 | He cultivated an aura of invincibility. | ||
| cultivate interest | 0.53 | There she cultivated her interests in animal behavior, conservation and Spanish. | ||
| cultivate art | 0.46 | Americans will broadly cultivate the arts when they begin to understand that. | ||
| cultivate nationalism | 0.46 | Tudjman himself is often accused by critics of cultivating a nationalism that harks back to the World War II state. | ||
| cultivate customer | 0.39 | Service Merchandise has been working hard to retain and cultivate customers. | ||
| cultivate garden | 0.39 | Germans cultivated small gardens scattered over much of the present park. | ||
| cultivate plant | 0.39 | Inmates learn how to cultivate house plants and design outdoor gardens. |