atavic (Meaning)

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atavic (a.)

Pertaining to a remote ancestor, or to atavism.

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Despite living in modern times, he couldn't shake off the atavic fear of the dark.
Her atavic instincts kicked in when faced with danger, prompting her to flee.
The ancient ruins awakened an atavic longing for a time long gone within him.
In the midst of chaos, people often revert to atavic behaviors for survival.
The ritual dance was a homage to their atavic heritage, passed down through generations.
His atavic connection to nature drew him to the wilderness, seeking solace.
The old superstitions seemed atavic in today's scientific age, yet they persisted.
She felt an atavic pull towards the traditions of her ancestors, embracing them wholeheartedly.
The primal scream echoed through the forest, awakening something atavic within her.
His atavic loyalty to his clan compelled him to defend them at any cost.

Pertaining to a remote ancestor, or to atavism.

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Despite living in modern times, he couldn't shake off the atavic fear of the dark.

Her atavic instincts kicked in when faced with danger, prompting her to flee.

The ancient ruins awakened an atavic longing for a time long gone within him.

In the midst of chaos, people often revert to atavic behaviors for survival.