Definition: "Adamic" refers to a particular species or race of humans, usually defined as those who originated from various regions in Africa and speak the language of Wolof, an African language spoken by 30 million people worldwide. The exact meaning of "Adamic" is not clear-cut; it might refer to either the entire population or a specific subgroup. In English, it can be used informally with reference to any group that originates from a certain region or country.

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Definition: Adamic (from "Adiv" meaning "man") has two possible meanings in this sentence:
a person from Adam's family, e.g. Adam Smith (1723)
a man; person related to Adam, e.g. Adam is a character from the TV series "Adam and Matthew" (2015) In terms of the word itself, it is an adjective that describes someone who has a high level of intelligence and foresight. It can also refer to a person who possesses great creativity or innovation.

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Definition: The word "adamic" has no exact definition in the English language, but it's often used to refer to a person who speaks or writes a particular language or dialect. This can also mean that a person's speech or writing style is considered distinctive or special. The word was originally used by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and is often associated with his ideas of the "race" as being different from other races. However, it has since been used to describe any kind of language, dialect, or culture that is unique and distinct. In general, "adamic" refers to someone who speaks a particular language or dialect that is distinctive and not influenced by mainstream English-speaking or European languages. It can also refer to people who speak a language with certain cultural or social characteristics that are considered special or unique.

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