Pronunciation: /æfrədʒiən/
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Afrogean region or its people
A1 She wore an afrogaean headband to match her colorful outfit.
A2 The restaurant served afrogaean cuisine, with a fusion of African and European flavors.
B1 The artist's paintings were inspired by afrogaean art styles, combining elements from different cultures.
B2 The novel explored the theme of afrogaean identity, delving into the complexities of cultural heritage.
C1 The museum curated an exhibition showcasing afrogaean history and its impact on contemporary society.
C2 The academic conference focused on afrogaean studies, bringing together scholars from around the world to discuss cultural diversity.
formal The afrogaean culture of the region is characterized by vibrant music and colorful art.
informal I love attending afrogaean festivals because the music is always so lively.
slang That new afrogaean restaurant in town is supposed to be really cool.
figurative The afrogaean spirit of resilience and creativity inspires me to push through challenges.
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