ethnically

[eth-nik-lee]

adverb

1. with respect to ethnicity or racial background.

Example Sentences

Yet immigration from Europe continued, and the country became even more ethnically diverse and further from being a traditional nation.

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Charlotte is an ethnically diverse city, with about 17% of residents being born outside of the country, according to Data US.

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Ms Duwaji herself was born in Texas and is ethnically Syrian, a campaign spokesman told the New York Times.

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The RSF leader has promised to investigate "violations" but his paramilitary group has denied widespread allegations that the killings in el-Fasher are ethnically motivated and follow a pattern of the Arab paramilitaries targeting non-Arab populations.

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Both sides have been accused of war crimes - ethnically motivated revenge attacks are part of that.

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