All English words - page 289
nounA petrified human body, or part of one; a fossil of (supposedly) human origin. also: a human figure made of stone; figurative a person without feelings or emotions.
adjectiveOf or relating to anthropology; anthropological.
adjectiveRelating to the study of humankind.
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An anthropological expedition to borneo
adverbIn a way that relates to the study of the human race, its culture and society, and its physical development
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The couple are anthropologically trained scholars of popular music., this course examines computers…
nounAn expert in or student of anthropology.
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Some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure
nounAn expert in or student of anthropology.
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Some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure
nounThe study of human societies and cultures and their development.
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Comparative studies declined and anthropology shifted to universities.
nounDivination by the inspection of human entrails, especially those of a human sacrifice.
adjectiveOf or relating to anthropomancy.
nounAn instrument used to take measurements of the human body.
adjectiveOf or relating to the scientific study of the measurements and proportions of the human body.
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Dental records often lack information on basic anthropometric measures such as height and weight
adjectiveOf or relating to the measurement of the human body; relating to anthropometry.
adverbIn respect of, or with reference to, anthropometry or the measurement of the human body.
nounA person who studies or practises anthropometry.
nounThe scientific study of the measurements and proportions of the human body.
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Intrigued by the historically reported differences in anthropometry between the bronchitic and emph…
nounA representation of the human form in art.
adjectiveRelating to or characterized by anthropomorphism.
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Explanations of animal behaviour in anthropomorphic terms
adjectiveAnthropomorphic.
verbAttribute human characteristics or behaviour to (a god, animal, or object).
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People's tendency to anthropomorphize their dogs
verbAttribute human characteristics or behaviour to (a god, animal, or object).
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People's tendency to anthropomorphize their dogs
verbAttribute human characteristics or behaviour to (a god, animal, or object).
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People's tendency to anthropomorphize their dogs
nounThe attribution of human characteristics or behaviour to a god, animal, or object.
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Native americans also felt a special kinship with bears because of many shared morphological and be…
nounA person who uses or is given to anthropomorphism, especially (in early use) with regard to god or (now more usually) animals.
nounA person (especially a member of a religious sect or group) who ascribes a human form to god; specifically (a) a member of a christian sect that arose in egypt in the 4th century; (b) a member of a party in the western church in the 10th century.
adjectiveOf, relating to, or characterized by anthropomorphitism; specifically that ascribes human form, character, or attributes to god.
adjectiveAnthropomorphitic.
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