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ethnic

[eth-nik] / ˈɛθ nɪk /
ADJECTIVE
racial, cultural
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Nearly four-fifths of the lead characters in the most popular streaming comedies and dramas were white, while almost all other races and ethnic groups were underrepresented, according to the study.

From Los Angeles Times

In a prepared statement that Norris read out, he apologised to the Lawrence family and wider black and ethnic community for the "fear" and "horror" his role in the attack had caused.

From BBC

The consequences are likely to be less grim for Jews than for the communities, be they political, religious or ethnic, that tolerate or celebrate genocidaires in their ranks.

From The Wall Street Journal

His academic work, much of which takes place in Israel, involves studying ways to help students from different religious and ethnic backgrounds peacefully coexist.

From Salon

Shortly after the arrests began, local government and security officials, along with representatives of the Communist Party agency overseeing ethnic and religious affairs, sealed off the village.

From The Wall Street Journal