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Meaning of ethnologically
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ethnologically (adv.)
In an ethnological manner; by ethnological classification; as, one belonging ethnologically to an African race.
ethnologically Sentence Examples
- Ethnologically, the tribe has a strong connection to the land and its resources.
- The ethnologist carefully documented the customs and beliefs of the indigenous group.
- Ethnologically, the region exhibits a diverse array of languages and cultural practices.
- The artifacts provide ethnologically valuable insights into the society's past.
- Ethnologically, urban communities often differ significantly from rural ones.
- Researchers use ethnologically informed approaches to understand the dynamics of family and social life.
- Ethnologically, the concept of marriage varies widely across different cultures.
- The ethnologically distinct societies have developed unique coping mechanisms for environmental challenges.
- Ethnologically, the study of religion explores the beliefs, practices, and rituals of diverse communities.
- Ethnologically, the analysis of economic systems reveals the influence of cultural values on resource allocation.
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In an ethnological manner; by ethnological classification; as, one belonging ethnologically to an African race.
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Ethnologically, the tribe has a strong connection to the land and its resources.
The ethnologist carefully documented the customs and beliefs of the indigenous group.
Ethnologically, the region exhibits a diverse array of languages and cultural practices.
The artifacts provide ethnologically valuable insights into the society's past.
