anthropomorphous
/anθrəpəˈmɔːfəs
/adjective
(Of a god, animal, or object) human in form or nature.The bigger of the two anthropomorphous humans stepped over to Saria's side....
- To human eyes, he resembled a dark cloud, a pool of black ink diffusing into thin wisps around the edges that could manage to remain vaguely anthropomorphous.
- But the connection of the image of God with the human body is rejected explicitly by all the patristic writers as anthropomorphous.
Origin
Mid 18th century: from Greek anthrōpomorphos (from anthrōpos 'human being' + morphē 'form') + -ous.
Rhymes
- internal examiner
- internal exile
- internal fertilization
- internal friction
- internalise
- internalism
- internalist
- internality
- internalization
- internalize
- internally
- internally displaced
- internal market
- internal medicine
- internal membrane
- internal memory
- internal modem
- internalness
- internal object
- internal phloem
- internal pressure
- internal relation
- internal reserve
- internal resistance
- internal revenue