Pronunciation: /priˈhɪˈstɔrɪk mæn/
noun A prehistoric human being, typically referring to a member of the species Homo sapiens who lived before written records were kept
A1 Prehistoric man lived in caves and hunted for food.
A2 Prehistoric man used tools made of stone and bone.
B1 Prehistoric man painted on cave walls to communicate and express themselves.
B2 Prehistoric man developed complex burial rituals and beliefs.
C1 The study of prehistoric man's migration patterns has revealed surprising insights.
C2 Prehistoric man's ability to adapt to different environments showcases their resilience and ingenuity.
adjective Describing something that belongs to or existed in a time before recorded history
A1 Prehistoric man used simple tools to hunt for food.
A2 Evidence of prehistoric man can be found in caves.
B1 Artifacts left behind by prehistoric man provide insight into their way of life.
B2 The discovery of prehistoric man's burial sites revealed their beliefs about the afterlife.
C1 Anthropologists study the evolution of prehistoric man through fossil records.
C2 The migration patterns of prehistoric man can be traced through genetic analysis.
formal The study of prehistoric man provides valuable insights into early human behavior.
informal Prehistoric man must have had a tough time surviving in the wild.
slang Back in the day, prehistoric man was just trying to figure things out.
figurative In the modern world, some people still exhibit behaviors similar to prehistoric man.
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