ethnologically
Americanadverb
Example Sentences
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The groups are asking for specific rules on “ethnologically appropriate environments,” based on a provision in the Animal Welfare Act that they say is too vague to enable inspectors to enforce it.
From New York Times
Pray do so, then; divide the matter, as a German would, into all its 'Bearbeitungen,' and consider it ethnologically, esculently, and aesthetically, and you'll be surprised how puzzled you 'll be!
From Project Gutenberg
A native of Africa; also one ethnologically belonging to an African race.
From Project Gutenberg
"The Swiss are ethnologically either French, Italian, or German; but no nationality has the slightest claim upon them, except the purely political nationality of Switzerland."
From Project Gutenberg
The people were massed one might say ethnologically.
From Project Gutenberg
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