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- adv. In a folkloric way.
Etymologies
- folkloric + -ally (Wiktionary)
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“When we say 'Gypsy,' we mean folklorically, instead of ethnically or by blood," Mr. Dede said.”
“But Wild in the World, a folklorically spare story about a boy who sees his entire family die one or two at a time, then befriends a wild wolf (or dog), only to die himself in the end.”
“This stuff makes a joke out of MacGuyver and Gilligan's Island's Professor -- (often) brilliant inventions, refined by thousands of inventors who have necessity in plenty, and passed folklorically from one prisoner to another.”
“She was scolded about what she ate and what conditions were folklorically believed to flow from her eating habits.”
“Islands thus represented are Iceland, Nova Zembla, a particularly well-turned out New Zealand (perhaps a Wellington boot?), a Japanese folklorically correct wooden shoe (the exact term eludes me), an unmatching pair representing the island of New Guinea, divided between the independent state of Papua New Guinea (eastern half) and Irian Jaya (Indonesia's western half).”
“WHISKEY AND WATER by Elizabeth Bear - folklorically-informed contemporary fantasy”
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