anthropomorphising's Usage Examples:

their distinctly bulky carapace, and the name shame-faced is from anthropomorphising the way the crab's chelae (claws) fold up and cover its face, as if.

way that people relate to mammals (and some other animals) is by anthropomorphising them, ascribing human emotions and goals to them.

Around 2005, Hume revisited his Door pictures, this time anthropomorphising the doors, arranging them into pairs of lovers and giving them the.

the animals it describes; Williamson is generally careful to avoid anthropomorphising them and rarely attempts to present any but their most basic or instinctual.

When anthropomorphising an animal there are traits which commonly tend to be associated with particular animal species.

and comparing it to the furrowed eyebrows of a frowning face, thus anthropomorphising the flag by suggesting that its "sulky face" is an outward expression.

"Hurricane Gilbert: anthropomorphising a natural disaster".

speaking to an actual creature (akin to a water nymph) or whether he is anthropomorphising power sources.

Wright felt that Rawson took a risk anthropomorphising her alien: "it is a poor tool for imagining the inner lives of other.

texts take great care to emphasise this difference, and warn against anthropomorphising the subtle descriptions of Kabbalah in human terms.

Brusatte responded to The Scotsman's prompt about the "danger of anthropomorphising" the dinosaurs, "The voiceovers are a bit of a compromise; the dinosaurs'.

for her, is the name that humans have given to their awareness (anthropomorphising it) of this reality.

Synonyms:

impute; ascribe; assign; attribute; anthropomorphize;

Antonyms:

demote; promote; misconception; cheerfulness; uncheerfulness;