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Animality

Animality Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Animality? [n] the physical (or animal) side of a person as opposed to the spirit or intellect Synonyms \| Synonyms for Animality: animal nature Related Terms \| Find terms related to Animality: acuteness \| Adam \| and fish \| animal kingdom \| animal life \| Animalia \| animalism \| atrociousness \| atrocity \| barbarism \| barbarity \| barbarousness \| bawdiness \| beastliness \| beasts \| beasts of field \| beasts of prey \| bestiality \| big game \| birds \| bloodiness \| bloodlust \| bloodthirst \| bloodthirstiness \| bloody-mindedness \| brutality \| brutalness \| brute creation \| brutishness \| cannibalism \| carnal nature \| carnality \| carnal-mindedness \| cattle \| clitoromania \| coarseness \| concupiscence \| cruelness \| cruelty \| destructiveness \| dirtiness \| domestic animals \| earthiness \| eroticism \| eroticomania \| erotomania \| extremity \| fallen nature \| fallen state \| fauna \| ferociousness \| ferocity \| fiendishness \| fierceness \| flesh \| fleshliness \| force \| furiousness \| furor uterinus \| furry creatures \| game \| goatishness \| Gothicism \| grossness \| gynecomania \| harshness \| horniness \| hysteromania \| ill breeding \| impetuosity \| impoliteness \| incivility \| inclemency \| inhumaneness \| inhumanity \| intensity \| lapsed state \| lasciviousness \| lecherousness \| lechery \| lewdness \| libidinousness \| lickerishness \| livestock \| lubriciousness \| lubricity \| lust \| lustfulness \| maleness \| malignity \| masculinity \| materialism \| mercilessness \| mindlessness \| murderousness \| Neanderthalism \| nonspirituality \| nymphomania \| obscenity \| philistinism \| pitilessness \| postlapsarian state \| prurience \| pruriency \| randiness \| rigor \| roughness \| ruthlessness \| sadism \| sadistic cruelty \| salaciousness \| salacity \| sanguineousness \| satyriasis \| satyrism \| savagery \| savagism \| sensuality \| severity \| sexiness \| sexuality \| sharpness \| small game \| stock \| swinishness \| terrorism \| the beast \| the flesh \| the offending Adam \| the Old Adam \| troglodytism \| truculence \| uncivilizedness \| uncouthness \| uncultivatedness \| uncultivation \| unculturedness \| ungentleness \| unrefinement \| unspirituality \| uteromania \| vandalism \| vehemence \| venom \| viciousness \| violence \| virility \| virulence \| wanton cruelty \| wild animals \| wildlife \| wildness See Also \| nature Animality In Webster's Dictionary \An`imal"ity\, n. [Cf. F. animalit['e].] Animal existence or nature. --Locke.

Animality Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Animality?

[n] the physical (or animal) side of a person as opposed to the spirit or intellect

Synonyms | Synonyms for Animality: animal nature

See Also | nature

Animality In Webster's Dictionary

\An`i*mal"i*ty\, n. [Cf. F. animalit['e].]
Animal existence or nature. --Locke.

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