anthropomorphitism (Meaning)
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anthropomorphitism (n.)
Anthropomorphism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of anthropomorphitism
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anthropomorphitism Sentence Examples
- Anthropomorphism is a common literary device where animals are given human-like characteristics.
- The ancient civilization's myths often involved anthropomorphism, depicting gods with human emotions and attributes.
- Some people criticize anthropomorphism in scientific studies, arguing that it can lead to biased interpretations of animal behavior.
- The children's animated series relied on anthropomorphism to create endearing and relatable characters.
- Anthropomorphism in art often blurs the lines between the human and animal worlds.
- Writers often employ anthropomorphism to enhance storytelling and create a deeper connection between characters and readers.
- In certain religious traditions, anthropomorphism is used to help believers relate to and understand the divine.
- The scientist cautioned against excessive anthropomorphism in interpreting animal behavior, emphasizing the importance of objective observation.
- Anthropomorphism is not limited to fiction; it can also be seen in marketing, where products are given human-like qualities to appeal to consumers.
- The philosopher explored the philosophical implications of anthropomorphism, questioning the nature of our relationship with the non-human world.
FAQs About the word anthropomorphitism
Anthropomorphism.
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No antonyms found.
Anthropomorphism is a common literary device where animals are given human-like characteristics.
The ancient civilization's myths often involved anthropomorphism, depicting gods with human emotions and attributes.
Some people criticize anthropomorphism in scientific studies, arguing that it can lead to biased interpretations of animal behavior.
The children's animated series relied on anthropomorphism to create endearing and relatable characters.
