Folksy meaning

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Simple and unpretentious in behavior.
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Characterized by informality and affability.

A friendly, folksy town.

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Modest; low-key.

Folksy humor; a folksy style that masked a keen business mind.

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Friendly or sociable in a simple, direct manner.
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Characteristic of simple country life.
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Origin of folksy

  • folks pl. of folk –y
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Folksy Sentence Examples

  • White furniture, folksy submarines and pale blue linens complete the effect.

  • folksy music that is both punk and Irish inspired.

  • Her acoustic, almost folksy based, country music lends itself to the modern sound.

  • He wants results. I don't want to sound too folksy about it but all you can do is your best.

  • folksy facade we world series of quot we designed.

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