ethnologic (Meaning)
Wordnet
ethnologic (a)
of or relating to ethnology
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ethnologic (a)
Alt. of Ethnological
Synonyms & Antonyms of ethnologic
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
ethnologic Sentence Examples
- The ethnologic study focused on the cultural practices of the remote tribe.
- The museum's ethnologic exhibit showcased artifacts from various indigenous cultures.
- Ethnologic research can provide insights into the social and cultural evolution of human communities.
- The anthropologist's ethnologic fieldwork involved extensive participant observation and interviews.
- The government's ethnologic department aimed to preserve and document endangered languages and traditions.
- Ethnologic museums play a crucial role in promoting cultural understanding and appreciation.
- Ethnologic data helps researchers understand the diversity of human languages, beliefs, and societal structures.
- Ethnologic studies often reveal the interconnectedness of different cultures and their shared experiences.
- The ethnologic lens allows researchers to view cultural phenomena from a holistic perspective.
- Ethnologic research has contributed significantly to our knowledge of human cultural diversity and the complexities of social organization.
FAQs About the word ethnologic
of or relating to ethnologyAlt. of Ethnological
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The ethnologic study focused on the cultural practices of the remote tribe.
The museum's ethnologic exhibit showcased artifacts from various indigenous cultures.
Ethnologic research can provide insights into the social and cultural evolution of human communities.
The anthropologist's ethnologic fieldwork involved extensive participant observation and interviews.
