Pronunciation: /ˈænɪməˌlɪzəm/
noun a doctrine that human beings are purely physical and not spiritual or immortal
A1 Animalism is the belief that animals should have rights too.
A2 Children often show a natural animalism in their behavior, imitating the movements and sounds of animals.
B1 The novel explores themes of power and control through the concept of animalism, where the animals on the farm rebel against their human owner.
B2 The artist's work is heavily influenced by animalism, with many of her paintings depicting wild animals in their natural habitats.
C1 Some philosophers argue that human nature is inherently driven by animalism, with our instincts and desires shaping our behavior.
C2 The author's latest book delves into the complexities of animalism, examining the ethical implications of how humans interact with other species on the planet.
formal The philosopher explored the concept of animalism in his latest book.
informal I never really understood the idea of animalism until I took that biology class.
slang Some people just have a natural animalism about them, you know?
figurative The artist's painting exuded a sense of raw animalism that captivated viewers.
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