Assertion: cannibalism | /r/HasProperty | taboo
Facets:
value: in many cultures
type: LOCATION
value: strongly
type: DEGREE
value: strictly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Cannibalism Is A Taboo
text: She says, "It seems that the Chinese didn't have the idea that cannibalism was a guilty act or a taboo.
text: Cannibalism is a taboo in nearly every culture.
text: Today, cannibalism is a taboo (although it’s still practiced by some remote tribes).
text: There's a good biological reason why cannibalism is taboo in virtually every culture: Eating other humans can make you sick.
text: For most modern societies, cannibalism is an unthinkable act of violence and is strictly taboo.
text: Cannibalism is gross, disturbing, and strongly taboo in many cultures, but less likely to get a Dude, Not Funny! reaction than more common forms of violence.
text: Because cannibalism is both taboo and outlandish, it's common Crosses