ethnically

American  

[eth-nik-lee] / ˈɛθ nɪk li /

adverb

1. with respect to ethnicity or racial background.

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Example Sentences

These choices reshaped U.S. demographics and institutions, with the current Congress “the most racially and ethnically diverse in history,” according to the Pew Research Center.

From Salon

“The two publications have nothing in common. Neither politically nor ethnically nor anything like that.”

From Los Angeles Times

India is a huge country, home to 22 languages, the menu of the world’s religions and an ethnically mixed population.

From The Wall Street Journal

The succession of dynastic governments that ruled over China’s heartland were sometimes ethnically Han, and sometimes northerners—Mongols and Manchus especially—who ruled empires now referred to as “Chinese.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms Au-Yeung, from Swansea, said "many ethnically Chinese people born in Wales have shared that their Welsh identity can feel questioned at times because of how they look".

From BBC