folksy (Meaning)

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folksy (s)

belonging to the common people, especially in regard to speech patterns, attitudes, etc.

very informal and familiar

No weak syonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The folksy musician strummed his guitar and sang melodies reminiscent of simpler times.
The quaint cottage had a charmingly folksy ambiance, with wildflowers adorning the windowsills.
The elderly woman shared folksy tales of her childhood that transported listeners to bygone eras.
The folksy festival celebrated traditional crafts, folk music, and local traditions.
The artist's paintings exuded a folksy charm, depicting scenes of rural life with vibrant colors and rustic details.
The folksy pottery featured intricate patterns and earthy glazes, inspired by ancient designs.
The author penned folksy short stories that captured the essence of small-town life and its colorful characters.
The television show explored folksy themes of family, community, and nostalgic traditions.
The folksy restaurant served home-cooked meals with a nostalgic ambiance and a touch of humor.
The folksy greeting card featured whimsical illustrations and heartfelt sentiments, conveying warm wishes and simple joys.

belonging to the common people, especially in regard to speech patterns, attitudes, etc., very informal and familiar

homespun, informal, down-home, colloquial, cracker-barrel, casual, unpretentious, conversational, intimate, familiar

grandiose, affected, pompous,grandiose, ostentatious, ostentatious, affected, pompous, pretentious, pretentious

The folksy musician strummed his guitar and sang melodies reminiscent of simpler times.

The quaint cottage had a charmingly folksy ambiance, with wildflowers adorning the windowsills.

The elderly woman shared folksy tales of her childhood that transported listeners to bygone eras.

The folksy festival celebrated traditional crafts, folk music, and local traditions.