What is another word for folk?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈə͡ʊk], [ fˈəʊk], [ f_ˈəʊ_k]
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Similar words for folk:
- ethnic (adjective)
- human (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- racial (adjective)
- time-honored (adjective)
- traditional (adjective)
- ancestry (noun)
- a people (noun)
- blood relative (noun)
- country (noun)
- ethnic music (noun)
- family (noun)
- family, ancestry (noun)
- family line (noun)
- family relationship (noun)
- folk (noun)
- folk music (noun)
- kin (noun)
- kindred (noun)
- lineage (noun)
- mankind (noun)
- member of a family (noun)
- music (noun)
- people (noun)
- person's relations, acquaintances (noun)
- population (noun)
- race (noun)
- relative (noun)
- stock (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Folk:
adj.
• ethnic (adjective) • human (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective) • racial (adjective) • time-honored (adjective) • traditional (adjective)n.
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- accessible,
- artsy-craftsy,
- abstract,
- avant-garde,
- baroque,
- camp,
- aesthetic,
- campy,
- artistic.
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- backing,
- blues,
- background music,
- bebop,
- acid jazz,
- ambient,
- proletariat,
- acid house,
- bhangra,
- backup,
- bluegrass.
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- birth parent,
- deadbeat dad,
- custodial parent,
- dad,
- birth father,
- daddy,
- birth mother,
- father,
- fatherhood,
- empty nester.
- childrens,
- in law,
- Inlaw,
- fore-bear,
- ex tractions,
- inlaws,
- pro-genitor,
- in-heritances,
- fore bear,
- de scent,
- heirs assigns,
- in laws,
- in heritance,
- kith kin,
- in-law,
- sub divisions,
- in-heritance,
- ex-traction,
- ex-tractions,
- in heritances,
- fore bears,
- pro genitor,
- pro-genitors,
- sub division,
- genres,
- in-laws,
- Family,
- pro genitors,
- heirs and assign,
- de-scent,
- heirs assign,
- fore-bears,
- ex traction,
- sub-division,
- sub-divisions,
- de scents,
- forebear,
- de-scents,
- heirs and assigns.
- tribe,
- hillbilly,
- western,
- common people,
- phratry,
- folk music,
- sept,
- kinfolk,
- kinsfolk,
- nonclassical.
- community,
- human beings,
- species,
- man,
- society,
- commonwealth,
- people,
- mankind,
- humanity,
- human race,
- humankind,
- populace,
- citizenry,
- culture.
- instrumentals,
- ragtime,
- moderns,
- operas,
- music,
- singing,
- rock and roll,
- populars,
- plainsong,
- classicals,
- Melodies,
- heavy metal.
- sister-in-law,
- mother in law,
- step parents,
- step-parents,
- stepsisters,
- grandparents,
- nephews,
- sister in law,
- grandparent,
- sisters in law,
- SIBS,
- great-grandparents,
- clanspersons,
- kinswoman,
- grand parent,
- uncles,
- sib,
- stepparent,
- step-brothers,
- brother-in-law,
- mothers in law,
- Step Parent,
- great grandparent,
- step-sisters,
- kinsman,
- Sisters-in-law,
- step brother,
- grand-parents,
- fathers in law,
- grand parents,
- step sister,
- greatgrandparents,
- grand-parent,
- clanspeople,
- step-parent,
- great-grandparent,
- greatgrandparent,
- brothers in law,
- stepsister,
- Stepparents,
- step brothers,
- nieces,
- clansperson,
- father-in-law,
- step-brother,
- father in law,
- Fathers-in-law,
- brother in law,
- agnates,
- step-sister,
- stepbrothers,
- step sisters,
- great grandparents,
- aunts,
- stepbrother,
- Brothers-in-law,
- cognates,
- mothers-in-law,
- mother-in-law.
Other synonyms:
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- sort.
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- character.
How to use "Folk" in context?
Folk is a term used to describe a variety of traditional music, dance, festivals, and art that is rooted in the traditions of a community or culture. Folk music is often unified by its unique style, and often includes religious or spiritual elements. Folk art is often created to represent the traditions of a community, and can include traditional crafts, art, and architecture. Folk festivals are often used to celebrate the traditions of a community, and can features music, dance, food, and more.
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