Gallic
adjective
Related to France or its people or language.
His love for Gallic cuisine had him exploring various French restaurants in the city.

Often appears as...
- gallic culture
- gallic charm
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Formal
adjective
Relating to the ancient region of Gaul, its inhabitants, or their language.
The warriors in the Gallic regions fought bravely against the Roman invaders.

Often appears as...
- gallic invasions
- gallic warriors
Usage tips
Formal
Historical
adjective
Related to France or its people or language.
His love for Gallic cuisine had him exploring various French restaurants in the city.

Often appears as...
- gallic culture
- gallic charm
Usage tips
Formal
adjective
Relating to the ancient region of Gaul, its inhabitants, or their language.
The warriors in the Gallic regions fought bravely against the Roman invaders.

Often appears as...
- gallic invasions
- gallic warriors
Usage tips
Formal
Historical
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Cultural Flair
Refers to elements that are distinctively French in style, attitude, or quality.

The Gallic flair of the film festival was evident in its celebration of French cinema.
Current Use
Often used to emphasize a quality or thing that is particularly French in the contemporary sense.

Her Gallic sense of fashion is praised for its elegance and simplicity.
Not Always France
Can describe things related to French-speaking countries outside of France, like Quebec or Belgium.

The author's work has a Gallic influence despite being from Quebec.
Cultural Flair
Refers to elements that are distinctively French in style, attitude, or quality.

The Gallic flair of the film festival was evident in its celebration of French cinema.
Current Use
Often used to emphasize a quality or thing that is particularly French in the contemporary sense.

Her Gallic sense of fashion is praised for its elegance and simplicity.
Not Always France
Can describe things related to French-speaking countries outside of France, like Quebec or Belgium.

The author's work has a Gallic influence despite being from Quebec.
Cultural Flair
Refers to elements that are distinctively French in style, attitude, or quality.

The Gallic flair of the film festival was evident in its celebration of French cinema.
Current Use
Often used to emphasize a quality or thing that is particularly French in the contemporary sense.

Her Gallic sense of fashion is praised for its elegance and simplicity.
Not Always France
Can describe things related to French-speaking countries outside of France, like Quebec or Belgium.

The author's work has a Gallic influence despite being from Quebec.
Video examples
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talking this morning in the very same area but he aware is this is not very far away from the gallic open maybe he's
Video examples
Safari Live - Day 280 PIPE...
talking this morning in the very same area but he aware is this is not very far away from the gallic open maybe he's
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