anthropical (Meaning)

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anthropical (a)

relating to mankind or the period of mankind's existence

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Like or related to man; human.

The anthropical features of the ancient sculpture depicted the human form with exquisite detail.
The anthropical aspects of the painting highlighted the artist's deep understanding of human anatomy.
In the anthropical society of the story, humans coexisted harmoniously with nature.
The anthropical architecture of the city showcased a blend of modern design and cultural heritage.
The anthropical rituals performed during the ceremony celebrated the rich history of the community.
The anthropical elements in the literature explored the complexities of human relationships.
The anthropical themes in the film delved into the intricacies of human emotions and experiences.
The anthropical perspective in the scientific study considered the impact of human activities on the environment.
The anthropical symbols in the artwork conveyed a deep connection between humanity and the cosmos.
The anthropical philosophy of the ancient civilization emphasized the importance of human flourishing.

relating to mankind or the period of mankind's existenceLike or related to man; human.

anthropocentric, physical,unspiritual, animal, diurnal, corporeal, daily, temporal, corporal, fleshly

spiritual, heavenly, religious, metaphysical, utopian, divine, celestial,celestial, utopian, sacred

The anthropical features of the ancient sculpture depicted the human form with exquisite detail.

The anthropical aspects of the painting highlighted the artist's deep understanding of human anatomy.

In the anthropical society of the story, humans coexisted harmoniously with nature.

The anthropical architecture of the city showcased a blend of modern design and cultural heritage.