Meanings
- uncountableThe state or period of being an animal.
August 13, 1870, Henry Ward Beecher, "My Yoke is Easy", in Plymouth Pulpit The moral development of man is manhood; and all below that is animalhood, which we have in common with the brute creation. All our duties, then, are in accordance with our nature.
Origin
Translations
Portuguese animalidade, animalismo
- animalidadethe state of being an animal
- animalismothe state of being an animal
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