racy of the soil
The idiom "racy of the soil" often evokes a strong connection to a particular place, culture, or environment, with an emphasis on earthiness and rustic charm.
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Definition
C2Cultural
(dated, idiomatic)Strongly connected to the culture, traditions, or characteristics of a particular place, often in a way that is earthy or rustic.
Example
- The folk songs were racy of the soil, reflecting the traditions of the countryside.
- His storytelling was racy of the soil, deeply rooted in local history and culture.
C2Environmental
(dated, idiomatic)Deeply connected to the land or natural surroundings, often conveying a sense of being unrefined or earthy.
Example
- The wine was racy of the soil, capturing the essence of the vineyard's unique terroir.
- Her art was racy of the soil, inspired by the landscapes and natural beauty of her homeland.
Similar
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