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gallic

Upper-Intermediate (B2)

IPA: /ˈɡælɪk/

KK: /ˈgælɪk/

adjective
Definition

Relating to Gaul, an ancient region that is now part of France, or to the French culture and language.


Example

The Gallic tribes were known for their fierce resistance against Roman conquest.


Conversation
Sloth A
Did you know that the Gallic culture has had a huge influence on modern France?
Sloth B
Really? I didn’t realize it was that significant.
Sloth A
Yeah, many traditions and even some foods are Gallic in origin.
Sloth B
That’s fascinating! I should learn more about their history.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
French
Celtic
Gallo
Antonyms
non-French
foreign
alien
Root Explanation

Gallic → It originates from Latin 'Gallicus' (meaning of Gaul or Gauls), which refers to the ancient region inhabited by the Gauls, a Celtic people. The term 'Gallic' describes anything related to the Gauls or their culture.

Memory Tip

Think of the ancient 'Gauls' when you hear 'Gallic' — it helps you remember that this word refers to things related to the culture or people of Gaul.

Visually Confused Words
grallic
digallic
gaulic
garlic
gaelic
allice
gali
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