Stone Age Man

Pronunciation: /stoʊn eɪdʒ mæn/

Definitions of Stone Age man

noun A member of a society in the early stages of development

Example Sentences

A1 Stone Age man lived in caves and hunted for food.

A2 Stone Age man used tools made of stone to survive.

B1 Stone Age man developed primitive forms of communication.

B2 Stone Age man began to create art and symbols.

C1 Stone Age man adapted to changing environmental conditions.

C2 Stone Age man's culture and technology advanced over time.

Examples of Stone Age man in a Sentence

formal Stone Age man relied on primitive tools for hunting and gathering.

informal Back in the Stone Age, man had to make do with basic tools for survival.

slang Stone Age dude had to use whatever he could find to survive.

figurative In today's fast-paced world, sometimes I feel like a Stone Age man trying to keep up with technology.

Grammatical Forms of Stone Age man

• past tense: Stone Age men
• plural: Stone Age men
• comparative: more Stone Age
• superlative: most Stone Age
• present tense: Stone Age man
• future tense: will be Stone Age man
• perfect tense: have been Stone Age man
• continuous tense: are being Stone Age man
• singular: Stone Age man
• positive degree: Stone Age man
• infinitive: to be Stone Age man
• gerund: being Stone Age man
• participle: Stone Age man

Origin and Evolution of Stone Age man

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'Stone Age man' originated in the 19th century during the early days of archaeology and anthropology.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe prehistoric humans who used stone tools, the term has evolved to encompass a broader understanding of early human societies and their technological advancements during the Stone Age period.