Pronunciation: /ˈænθrəˌpɔɪd/
noun a member of the family of primates that includes humans, apes, and monkeys
A1 An anthropoid is a type of primate, like a monkey or ape.
A2 The anthropoid swung from tree to tree in the jungle.
B1 Scientists study the behavior of anthropoids to learn more about human evolution.
B2 The anthropoid's intelligence and social structure closely resemble that of humans.
C1 Anthropoids exhibit complex cognitive abilities and communication skills.
C2 Research on anthropoids has provided valuable insights into the origins of human society.
adjective resembling a human being in form
A1 The anthropoid creature swung from tree to tree in the jungle.
A2 The anthropoid features of the ancient statue resembled a human-like figure.
B1 Scientists believe that the anthropoid species evolved from a common ancestor with humans.
B2 The anthropoid behavior exhibited by the primate indicated high levels of intelligence.
C1 The anthropoid characteristics of the hominid fossil provided valuable insights into human evolution.
C2 The anthropoid nature of the alien species in the science fiction novel challenged readers' perceptions of intelligence.
formal The anthropoid species includes humans, apes, and monkeys.
informal I learned about anthropoid primates in my biology class.
slang That dude looks like an anthropoid with his long arms and hairy chest.
figurative The giant robot in the movie resembled an anthropoid creature.
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