Difference between Cosmopolitan and Cosmopolite

COSMOPOLITAN vs COSMOPOLITE: NOUN

A cosmopolitan person or organism; a cosmopolite.
A cocktail containing vodka, triple sec, lime juice and cranberry juice
One who has no fixed residence; one who is free from provincial or national prejudices; one who is at home in every place; a citizen of the world; a cosmopolite.
One who has no fixed residence, or who is at home in every place; a citizen of the world.
A cosmopolitan person; a cosmopolite
A sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries
A cocktail made of vodka, orange liqueur, cranberry juice, and lime juice.

A painted lady (a butterfly of a certain species).
One who is at home in every place; a citizen of the world; a cosmopolitan person.
An animal or a plant existing in many or most parts of the world, or having a wide range of existence or migration.
A citizen of the world; one who is cosmopolitan in his ideas or life.
A nymphalid butterfly, Vanessa cardui, common to Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia.
An organism found in most parts of the world.
A cosmopolitan person.
A sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries

Of worldwide scope or applicability
Composed of people from or at home in many parts of the world; especially not provincial in attitudes or interests
Growing or occurring in many parts of the world
Pertinent or common to the whole world.
Having constituent elements from all over the world or from many different parts of the world.
So sophisticated as to be at home in all parts of the world or conversant with many spheres of interest.
Having no fixed residence; at home in any place; free from local attachments or prejudices; not provincial; liberal.
Common everywhere; widely spread; found in all parts of the world.
Composed of people from all over the world
Growing in many parts of the world; widely distributed
All-inclusive; affecting the whole world
At ease in any part of the world

Belonging to all parts of the world; limited or restricted to no one part of the social, political, commercial, or intellectual world; limited to no place, country, or group of individuals, but common to all.
Free from local, provincial, or national ideas, prejudices, or attachments; at home all over the world.
Characteristic of a cosmopolite: as, cosmopolitan manners.
Widely distributed over the globe: said of plants and animals.

Rootless, Metropolis, Multicultural, Worldwide, Widely distributed, Oecumenical, General, Universal, Comprehensive, Ecumenical, Traveled, Travelled, Sophisticated, Cosmopolite, Urbane

Doubleness, Negritude, Wishfulness, Flaneur, Habitus, Weltanschauung, Hedonist, Bohemian, Bohemianism, Dandyism, Urbanite, Francophile, Urbanity, Sybarite, Cosmopolitan

Rootless, Metropolis, Multicultural, Worldwide, Widely distributed, Oecumenical, General, Universal, Comprehensive, Ecumenical, Traveled, Travelled, Sophisticated, Cosmopolite, Urbane

Doubleness, Negritude, Wishfulness, Flaneur, Habitus, Weltanschauung, Hedonist, Bohemian, Bohemianism, Dandyism, Urbanite, Francophile, Urbanity, Sybarite, Cosmopolitan

The Qing was a sprawling cosmopolitan conquest empire.
Bazaar, Elle Decor, Town and Country or Cosmopolitan.
Sydney is a hip and happening cosmopolitan metropolis.
Cosmopolitan that each visit went the same way.
Walk next door to the Cosmopolitan for Rose.
Jackie Aina swoons in her Cosmopolitan feature shot.
Chris, Loved the cosmopolitan day club pool party!
Make Up For Ever: Cosmopolitan Look Make Up For Ever: Cosmopolitan Look.
American novel to construct a properly cosmopolitan observer, for whom cosmopolitan humanism informs both a communicative and epistemological ideal.
Cosmopolitan conceptions of ethics exemplify our first kind of cosmopolitan position: ethical cosmopolitanism.

Compared with him as a cosmopolite, the Wandering Jew would have seemed a mere hermit.
Vers un enracinement cosmopolite: Sciences et pratiques de la comparaison internationale.