primitiveness (Meaning)

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primitiveness (n)

a wild or unrefined state

The primitiveness of the tribe's customs fascinated anthropologists studying their culture.
Despite technological advancements, remnants of primitiveness could still be observed in some remote communities.
The primitiveness of the shelter made from branches and leaves provided little protection from the elements.
The primitiveness of early forms of transportation required immense physical effort.
In his artwork, he aimed to capture the primitiveness of human existence in its rawest form.
The primitiveness of the tools found at the archaeological site suggested an early stage of human development.
She found a certain charm in the primitiveness of the old cabin, with its rough-hewn beams and simple furnishings.
The primitiveness of the language spoken by the isolated tribe intrigued linguists.
The primitiveness of the healthcare system in rural areas often results in preventable diseases going untreated.
Despite its primitiveness, the ancient irrigation system was remarkably efficient at distributing water to crops.

a wild or unrefined state

Neanderthal, savage,barbarian,heathen,noble savage

complicated, intricate, intricate, evolved, evolved,higher, complex, sophisticated, developed, developed

The primitiveness of the tribe's customs fascinated anthropologists studying their culture.

Despite technological advancements, remnants of primitiveness could still be observed in some remote communities.

The primitiveness of the shelter made from branches and leaves provided little protection from the elements.

The primitiveness of early forms of transportation required immense physical effort.