What is another word for anthropoid?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈanθɹəpˌɔ͡ɪd], [ ˈanθɹəpˌɔɪd], [ ˈa_n_θ_ɹ_ə_p_ˌɔɪ_d]
Synonyms for Anthropoid:
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adj.
• anthropomorphic • human • all • hominoid -
n.
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- culture .
- ape .
Other synonyms:
- Caged ,
- androgynous ,
- anthropomorphic ,
- anthropomorphous ,
- aquatic ,
- arboreal ,
- asexual ,
- captive ,
- domesticated ,
- downy ,
- feathered ,
- feral ,
- fluffy ,
- freshwater ,
- furred ,
- hominoid ,
- horned ,
- housebroken ,
- humanoid ,
- lop-eared ,
- polymorphous ,
- primate ,
- purebred ,
- pygmy ,
- rabid ,
- scaly ,
- shy ,
- simian ,
- spineless ,
- stuffed ,
- transgenic ,
- tufted ,
- untrained ,
- warm-blooded ,
- well-bred .
- articulate ,
- best-of-breed ,
- cold-blooded ,
- diurnal ,
- domestic ,
- furry ,
- higher ,
- indigenous ,
- man-eating ,
- mangy ,
- naturalized ,
- nocturnal ,
- omnivorous ,
- pedigree ,
- petrified ,
- saltwater ,
- tame ,
- temperate ,
- territorial ,
- tolerant ,
- venomous ,
- winged .
- flying .
- mature .
Other relevant words:
- absorbed ,
- acculturation ,
- adolescent ,
- adult male ,
- age ,
- amphibious aircraft ,
- amphibious vehicle ,
- ancestry ,
- angry ,
- animate being ,
- antediluvial ,
- antediluvian patriarch ,
- antiquated ,
- arborary ,
- arboreous ,
- arborescent ,
- arboresque ,
- arborical ,
- arboriform ,
- arborous ,
- archaic ,
- archpriest ,
- articulated ,
- ashen ,
- audacious ,
- autochthonal ,
- autochthonic ,
- autochthonous ,
- ball ,
- barbarian ,
- barbaric ,
- barbarous ,
- baseless ,
- beast ,
- behemoth ,
- big ,
- bigfoot ,
- bill of exchange ,
- biological ,
- blanched ,
- blast ,
- block ,
- blood ,
- blood line ,
- bloodline ,
- bloodsucking ,
- blueprint ,
- bodied ,
- body forth ,
- boorish ,
- born ,
- brave out ,
- braw ,
- brawny ,
- brine ,
- broad ,
- brogan ,
- brogue ,
- brownie ,
- brutal ,
- brute ,
- caespitose ,
- cancel ,
- caricature ,
- carnal ,
- case-by-case ,
- cave man ,
- cespitose ,
- challenger ,
- chasten ,
- chimp ,
- choke up ,
- chunk ,
- civil ,
- civilisation ,
- civilization ,
- clump ,
- cold ,
- collocate ,
- colossus ,
- competition ,
- confined ,
- conscription ,
- contender ,
- continuous tense ,
- corporal ,
- corporate ,
- cosmopolite ,
- courageous ,
- crazy ,
- creature ,
- crested ,
- crucify ,
- crude ,
- cruel ,
- cultivate ,
- cultivated ,
- cultivation ,
- cultured ,
- dauntless ,
- deadly ,
- deathly ,
- delicate ,
- dendriform ,
- dendroid ,
- dendroidal ,
- descent ,
- diffident ,
- domestic help ,
- domesticate ,
- domesticise ,
- domesticize ,
- dotty ,
- downlike ,
- draft copy ,
- draught ,
- drawing ,
- earthman ,
- ecumenical ,
- elephantine ,
- elf ,
- embodied ,
- embody ,
- emphatic ,
- endemic ,
- endure ,
- engrossed ,
- enlist ,
- enounce ,
- enunciate ,
- enwrapped ,
- established ,
- ethnological ,
- excusable ,
- exsanguine ,
- exsanguinous ,
- fanatic ,
- fanatical ,
- fantastic ,
- fast ,
- fast-flying ,
- fauna ,
- feathery ,
- fell ,
- ferocious ,
- fiddle ,
- fierce ,
- finish ,
- firm ,
- fledged ,
- flight ,
- flossy ,
- formulate ,
- fragile ,
- fresh water ,
- full-grown ,
- fully grown ,
- furious ,
- gaga ,
- gape ,
- gargantuan ,
- gawp ,
- gay ,
- general ,
- genteel ,
- gentleman ,
- gentleman's gentleman ,
- get on ,
- giant star ,
- give voice ,
- glob ,
- godforsaken ,
- goggle ,
- goliath ,
- goon ,
- gorilla gorilla ,
- gremlin ,
- groundless ,
- grow ,
- grown ,
- grownup ,
- gulp ,
- gutless ,
- hard ,
- hardy ,
- hazardous ,
- heavyweight ,
- hefty ,
- herculean ,
- hermit ,
- hierarch ,
- high priest ,
- hob ,
- home ,
- homophile ,
- homosexual ,
- house servant ,
- house-trained ,
- human being ,
- human beings ,
- human race ,
- human-centered ,
- human-centred ,
- humane ,
- humanist ,
- humanitarian ,
- humankind ,
- humanness ,
- humans ,
- hunk ,
- idle ,
- imperfect tense ,
- impregnable ,
- imprisoned ,
- indigen ,
- indigene ,
- innate ,
- insensate ,
- instinctive ,
- intent ,
- interior ,
- internal ,
- intrepid ,
- invertebrate ,
- inviolable ,
- isle of man ,
- item-by-item ,
- jailed ,
- jejune ,
- joint ,
- jumbo ,
- juvenile person ,
- khoisan ,
- kind ,
- knave ,
- knock-down ,
- landlubber ,
- landsman ,
- large-minded ,
- leechlike ,
- lepidote ,
- leprose ,
- liberal ,
- lifelike ,
- line ,
- line of descent ,
- lineage ,
- livid ,
- lobworm ,
- loom ,
- loutish ,
- lugsail ,
- lugworm ,
- lummox ,
- male person ,
- mammalian ,
- manfully ,
- mangey ,
- manhood ,
- marauding ,
- maturate ,
- matured ,
- mechanical man ,
- meek ,
- mess around ,
- mightily ,
- mighty ,
- military man ,
- military personnel ,
- mixer ,
- moderate ,
- monastic ,
- monkey around ,
- monster ,
- muck about ,
- muck around ,
- muscular ,
- muster ,
- muster in ,
- naive ,
- namby-pamby ,
- natural state ,
- naturalise ,
- naturalised ,
- naturalize ,
- neandertal ,
- neanderthalian ,
- nonsexual ,
- oafish ,
- oecumenical ,
- orangutang ,
- order of payment ,
- origin ,
- outline ,
- overzealous ,
- pan troglodytes ,
- parasitical ,
- parentage ,
- patient of ,
- pedigreed ,
- person ,
- phrase ,
- piece ,
- pigmy ,
- pillory ,
- pixie ,
- pixy ,
- plumy ,
- polish ,
- polite ,
- polymorphic ,
- pongid ,
- populace ,
- pornographic ,
- potation ,
- potter ,
- predaceous ,
- predacious ,
- predominate ,
- prelate ,
- primaeval ,
- primal ,
- primeval ,
- primitive person ,
- primordial ,
- prisoner ,
- private ,
- progressive ,
- progressive tense ,
- pronounce ,
- puberulent ,
- pubescent ,
- puerile ,
- puffiness ,
- pureblood ,
- pureblooded ,
- putter ,
- quick ,
- raging ,
- raiding ,
- rampantly ,
- rapacious ,
- rapscallion ,
- raptorial ,
- rascal ,
- ravening ,
- raving mad ,
- raw ,
- reclaim ,
- recluse ,
- refinement ,
- resistant ,
- rhesus ,
- right ,
- ripe ,
- ripen ,
- risky ,
- rival ,
- rough drawing ,
- roughshod ,
- rude ,
- say ,
- scabrous ,
- scalawag ,
- scaled ,
- scaley ,
- scallywag ,
- scurfy ,
- seawater ,
- secure ,
- selective service ,
- senesce ,
- sensual ,
- sericeous ,
- serviceman ,
- sinewy ,
- single ,
- sociable ,
- societal ,
- solid ,
- solitary ,
- solitudinarian ,
- somebody ,
- someone ,
- soul ,
- sound out ,
- state of nature ,
- stemma ,
- stiff ,
- stock ,
- stuff ,
- stumblebum ,
- subdue ,
- subject ,
- substantial ,
- substantiate ,
- suppurate ,
- swelling ,
- swig ,
- swinish ,
- tamed ,
- tamper ,
- telling ,
- tellurian ,
- tempestuous ,
- territorial reserve ,
- thornless ,
- thoroughbred ,
- timid ,
- tinker ,
- tipple ,
- titan ,
- tone down ,
- topknotted ,
- tote ,
- tower ,
- toxicant ,
- tree-living ,
- tree-shaped ,
- treelike ,
- tug ,
- two-footed ,
- unafraid ,
- unassailable ,
- unattackable ,
- uncivilised ,
- uncivilized ,
- unfearing ,
- unfounded ,
- unhuman ,
- universal ,
- unsure ,
- untamed ,
- unwarranted ,
- valet ,
- varlet ,
- venial ,
- vicious ,
- violent ,
- virulent ,
- vocalise ,
- vocalize ,
- vulturine ,
- vulturous ,
- warm ,
- waste ,
- weak ,
- weather ,
- weighty ,
- well-mannered ,
- whale ,
- white ,
- widely distributed ,
- wildcat ,
- wilderness ,
- wishy-washy ,
- wolf ,
- word ,
- work shoe ,
- world ,
- worldwide ,
- wrapped .
- Anthropopathic ,
- Autochthon ,
- Preadamite ,
- aboriginal ,
- aborigine ,
- ancient ,
- android ,
- antediluvian ,
- anthropoid ape ,
- ape-man ,
- aper ,
- apish ,
- baboon ,
- brave ,
- bushman ,
- cave dweller ,
- caveman ,
- chimpanzee ,
- civic ,
- cogent ,
- competitor ,
- copycat ,
- cosmopolitan ,
- emulator ,
- fearless ,
- follower ,
- forceful ,
- gibbon ,
- gorilla ,
- hominid ,
- hominidae ,
- imitator ,
- impersonator ,
- individual ,
- male ,
- manful ,
- manly ,
- masculine ,
- misfit ,
- missing link ,
- monkey ,
- mortal ,
- national ,
- orang ,
- orangutan ,
- personal ,
- potent ,
- powerful ,
- prehuman ,
- primitive ,
- protohuman ,
- public ,
- strong ,
- troglodyte ,
- virile .
- Chimpanzees ,
- Gorillas ,
- Lemurs ,
- Orangutans ,
- imp ,
- lemur .
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How to use "Anthropoid" in context?
Anthropoid is an extinct primate that existed during the Miocene epoch. Anthropoids are distinguished from other primates by their elongated limbs and body, which gave them a capacity for locomotion that was superior to that of other primates.
Despite their elongated limbs and body, anthropoids were not slow or sluggish walkers. In fact, they had a strong, erect stance and were capable of running at high speeds despite their bulky build. This aided them in the procurement of food, as they were able to scamper quickly between tree branches and overland expanses in search of food.
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