Synonyms for Most ethnologic:
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adj.
• hominoid
• human
- Creatural
, - Ethological
, - animal
, - anthropoid
, - anthropological
, - anthropomorphic
, - biped
, - bipedal
, - civilized
, - ethnologic
, - fallible
, - fleshly
, - forgivable
, - hominal
, - hominid
, - hominine
, - humanistic
, - individual
, - mortal
, - personal
, - vulnerable
.
• humanoid
What are the hypernyms for Most ethnologic?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most ethnologic?
The term "most ethnologic" refers to the study of different cultures and races with a focus on their origins and characteristics. The antonyms for this term could be "least ethnological," which suggests a lack of interest or attention to different cultures, or "uninformed," meaning not knowledgeable about cultural diversity. Other antonyms could include "monocultural," meaning focused on only one culture or race, or "ethnocentric," which refers to a belief in the superiority of one's own culture over others. In contrast, synonyms for "most ethnologic" could include "multicultural" or "cultural diversity" - terms that emphasize appreciation and recognition of different cultures.
What are the antonyms for Most ethnologic?
Related words: most ethnological countries, most ethnic countries, ethnological and linguistic groups, ethnographical regions, ethnological divisions of the world
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