ethnology
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eth·nol·ogy (et̸h näl′ə jē)
Related Forms:
- ethnological eth·no·logi·cal (et̸h′nə läj′i kəl) adjective or ethnologic eth′·no·log′ic
- ethnologically eth′·no·log′i·cally adverb
- ethnologist eth·nol′o·gist noun
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ethnology
n.
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Adjective modifier
- Scottish: Students who have taken Scottish Ethnology 1 should not do this essay.
Modifies a noun
- collection: World Cultures The ethnology collection ranks among the top six collections in the country.
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