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The attribution of human emotions to a god.

(especially in legends or fables) a cannibal.

Of or relating to anthropophagy; cannibalistic.

Of or relating to anthropophagy; cannibalistic; = anthropophagic .

Cannibalism; = "anthropophagy".

A person who eats the flesh of other human beings; a cannibal.

Of or relating to anthropophagists; designating an anthropophagist; cannibalistic.

A person who eats the flesh of other human beings; a cannibal.

To eat (a human being), to cannibalize.

In a manner involving or relating to anthropophagy; cannibalistically.

(especially in legends or fables) a cannibal.

The eating of human flesh by human beings.

Fear of, or aversion to, human beings.

The ascription of human characteristics or attributes to the gods or to the natural world.

That ascribes mental faculties or characteristics like those of human beings to god, an animal, or a natural agency; of, relating to, or characterized by anthropopsychism.

The ascription of mental faculties or characteristics like those of human beings to god, an animal, or a natural agency.

The observation of the physical features of a person, formerly done in order to assess mental and moral characteristics.

Of, relating to, or advocating rudolf steiner's system of anthroposophy.

An advocate or practitioner of rudolf steiner's system of anthroposophy.

A formal educational, therapeutic, and creative system established by rudolf steiner, seeking to use mainly natural means to optimize physical and mental health and well-being.

Of or relating to human anatomy, especially as contrasted with comparative anatomy.

The science of dissecting the human body.

Worked or acted on by human beings; characterized by human intervention.

A tropical american plant which is widely grown for its ornamental foliage or brightly coloured flowering spathes.

The refutation (with an answer or qualifying statement) by a speaker or writer of a potential objection or counter-argument which has just been anticipated and stated by the speaker him- or herself. also occasionally: the whole rhetorical figure in which such an objection is raised and then refuted in this way.