aboriginally (Meaning)

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aboriginally (adv.)

Primarily.

No weak antonyms found.

The aboriginally inhabited region has a unique ecology that has evolved over thousands of years.
The indigenous people have aboriginally cultivated crops that are well-adapted to the local climate.
Traditional practices, passed down aboriginally, continue to play a significant role in the community's daily life.
The aboriginally established trade routes facilitated the exchange of goods between different tribes.
The elders shared stories that had been passed down aboriginally, preserving the oral history of their people.
The art forms in the region have evolved aboriginally, reflecting the deep connection to the land.
Aboriginal languages are spoken aboriginally by the older generations, ensuring the linguistic heritage is maintained.
The aboriginally derived medicinal knowledge of plants is highly valued in the community.
The settlement was aboriginally established as a gathering place for various tribes.
Cultural ceremonies are conducted aboriginally to honor the spirits and maintain harmony within the community.

Primarily.

indigenous, local,native, endemic, regional,autochthonous, domestic, born

foreign, foreign, strange, nonindigenous, nonnative, introduced, nonnative, exotic, strange,introduced

The aboriginally inhabited region has a unique ecology that has evolved over thousands of years.

The indigenous people have aboriginally cultivated crops that are well-adapted to the local climate.

Traditional practices, passed down aboriginally, continue to play a significant role in the community's daily life.

The aboriginally established trade routes facilitated the exchange of goods between different tribes.