anthropomorphic in Polish
anthropomorphic in Polish is antropomorficzny — anthropomorphic means given human form, behaviour or personality, said especially of animals, objects or characters in art and stories.
anthropomorphic in Polish
antropomorficzny
(of anything non-human) Having attributes or characteristics of a human being.
What does "anthropomorphic" mean?
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adjective Given human form, behaviour or personality, said especially of animals, objects or characters in art and stories.
"The film is full of anthropomorphic animals who wear waistcoats and argue about rent."
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adjective Describing the tendency to attribute human thoughts, feelings or motives to animals, gods or natural forces.
"Saying the storm was angry is an anthropomorphic way of describing bad weather."
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anthropomorphic in a sentence
- The film is full of anthropomorphic animals who wear waistcoats and argue about rent.
- An anthropomorphic teapot with a painted face sat on the shelf.
- Saying the storm was angry is an anthropomorphic way of describing bad weather.
- Critics accused the study of anthropomorphic bias in how it read the dogs' expressions.
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What is "anthropomorphic" in Polish?
"anthropomorphic" in Polish is antropomorficzny. anthropomorphic means: Given human form, behaviour or personality, said especially of animals, objects or characters in art and stories.
How do you use "anthropomorphic" in a sentence?
Example: "The film is full of anthropomorphic animals who wear waistcoats and argue about rent." In Polish, "anthropomorphic" is antropomorficzny.
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