folklife Antonyms
Meaning of folklife
folklife
the traditions, activities, skills, and products (such as handicrafts) of a particular people or group
folklife Sentence Examples
- The festival showcased the rich folklife of the region, featuring traditional music, dance, and crafts.
- The museum's exhibit on folklife explored the daily lives and customs of rural communities.
- The researchers studied the folklife of a remote village, documenting its unique rituals and beliefs.
- The author's novel captured the vibrant folklife of a small town, depicting the lives of its ordinary people.
- The folklife expert gave a lecture on the significance of preserving and fostering traditional cultural practices.
- The documentary film highlighted the diversity of folklife across the globe, showcasing different traditions and expressions.
- The cultural center organized a folklife workshop where participants learned traditional skills such as weaving and pottery.
- The anthropologist conducted extensive fieldwork to document the folklife of an indigenous tribe.
- The folklife festival celebrated the heritage of a particular ethnic group, showcasing its music, dance, and storytelling.
- The folklife program at the university offered courses on traditional arts, customs, and oral histories.
FAQs About the word folklife
the traditions, activities, skills, and products (such as handicrafts) of a particular people or group
folklore, lore, mythology, tradition, myth, folktale, legendry,mythos, legend, anecdote
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The festival showcased the rich folklife of the region, featuring traditional music, dance, and crafts.
The museum's exhibit on folklife explored the daily lives and customs of rural communities.
The researchers studied the folklife of a remote village, documenting its unique rituals and beliefs.
The author's novel captured the vibrant folklife of a small town, depicting the lives of its ordinary people.
