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anthropomorphic Definition

an·thropo·mor·phic (an′t̸hrə pō′môr′fik, -pə-)

adjective

of, characterized by, or resulting from anthropomorphism

anthropomorphic Related Forms
an′·thropo′·mor′·phi·cally adverb
anthropomorphic Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • personification: Real Name: None - he has many names and no real name, since he is the anthropomorphic personification of an abstract concept.
  • figurine: The Bwami also have a tradition of anthropomorphic figurines that share a similar style of facial expression.
  • figure: Or are the anthropomorphic figures an allusion to Darwin's theory?
  • language: Moreover, the Holy Bible, as well as the Quran, often uses anthropomorphic language to describe God's relations with man.
  • term: Often it is in anthropomorphic terms which portray God's personal vitality.
  • form: Surface textures are then carved or impressed, or anthropomorphic forms worked from within.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: She is very anthropomorphic, with Mommy and baby marbles!
  • not: By the same reasoning we see that they are not anthropomorphic.