folksy
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folksy
- /fəʊksi/ UK
- /foʊksi/ US
- /foʊlksi/ US, nonstandard
Rhymes with -əʊksi
Where it comes from
From folks + -y or folk + -sy.
adjective folksier · more folksy · folksiest · most folksy
- Characteristic of common folk. It’s not hard to see why most people don’t feel like they fit in well with either party. But as long as the folksy and brainy contingents stay on opposite sides of the dance floor, we can look forward to a lot more of this. Bifurcation by education is always bad, but it’s worse for the educated grou
- Characteristic of simple country life.
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Informal, affable, and familiar.
Near-synonym: chummy
Similar: chummy
Translations
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adj characteristic of simple country life
| Français | rustique, campagnard |
|---|---|
| Deutsch | volkstümlich |
| Ελληνικά | λαϊκότροπος laïkótropos |
| Русский | простонародный prostonarodnyj |
adj informal: affable and familiar
| 中文 | 友好 yǒuhǎo, 和氣 /和气 héqì |
|---|---|
| Deutsch | gesellig, umgänglich, locker |
| Ελληνικά | λαϊκότροπος laïkótropos |
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title = {folksy},
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