tribal

Modifies a noun

• chieftain: Tribal chieftain who was located in budding skier to to science the.
• elder: But Dr. Goebbels has taught us tribal elders that a lie repeated often enough comes to be believed.
• tattoo: Tribal tattoos are usually abstract designs or patterns often designed to fit the body.
• warfare: In the east, however, fighting between rival factions and tribal warfare continued.
• affiliation: Some archeologists have seen the pottery as relating to tribal affiliations.
• loyalty: To counter this he has staffed the upper ranks with individuals tied to him by bonds of tribal loyalty or personal history.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: I feel like it is a cross between something from the 60s and almost tribal music.
• very: It was very North African, a very tribal sound: very electronic.
• predominantly: Working, miles away from the tourist trail, with the still predominantly tribal Swazi people made me feel extremely privileged.
• not: But unlike Fathers Raymond Murray and Des Wilson, and although nicknamed " The Provo Priest " , Faul was not tribal.
• even: Ancient, even tribal attachments were not vanishing in the globalized 21st century; on the contrary, they were becoming more intense.
• strictly: The task, however, was simplified by the strictly tribal disposition of the forces.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Ask a Wiganer about pies and they become very tribal.