antivivisectionist Synonyms
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antivivisectionist Meaning
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antivivisectionist (n.)
One opposed to vivisection
antivivisectionist Sentence Examples
- The antivivisectionist passionately advocated for ethical research practices that do not involve animal experimentation.
- The university hosted a panel discussion featuring prominent antivivisectionists to address concerns about animal testing in research.
- As an outspoken antivivisectionist, she dedicated her efforts to raising awareness about the humane treatment of animals in scientific studies.
- The antivivisectionist organization actively lobbied for legislative changes to restrict the use of animals in laboratory experiments.
- The scientist turned antivivisectionist championed the development and adoption of alternative methods for medical research.
- The antivivisectionist community applauded the implementation of policies that prioritize cruelty-free approaches in scientific investigations.
- Students on campus formed an antivivisectionist club to promote awareness and encourage a shift toward more compassionate research practices.
- The documentary featured interviews with leading antivivisectionists who shared their perspectives on the ethical challenges of animal experimentation.
- The antivivisectionist movement gained momentum, prompting discussions within the scientific community about the need for reform.
- The antivivisectionist's tireless advocacy efforts led to increased public scrutiny of institutions still relying on traditional animal testing methods.
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One opposed to vivisection
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The antivivisectionist passionately advocated for ethical research practices that do not involve animal experimentation.
The university hosted a panel discussion featuring prominent antivivisectionists to address concerns about animal testing in research.
As an outspoken antivivisectionist, she dedicated her efforts to raising awareness about the humane treatment of animals in scientific studies.
The antivivisectionist organization actively lobbied for legislative changes to restrict the use of animals in laboratory experiments.
