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manlike

/ˈmæn.laɪk/

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adjective

/ˈmæn.laɪk/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее обладание качествами или формой человека мужского пола; сейчас в значительной степени заменено на 'manly' или 'masculine'.

An archaic adjective meaning having the qualities or form of a human male; now largely replaced by 'manly' or 'masculine'.

  1. Possessing manly qualitiesB2formal

    Having attributes or characteristics traditionally associated with men, such as strength, courage, or independence.

    ruМужественный

    • He was described as manlike in his unwavering sense of duty.
    • The statue depicted a manlike figure, heroic and bold.
    • Her manlike resolve impressed everyone in the boardroom.

    Synonymsmalemanfulmanlymasculinevirile

    Antonymseffeminateunmanlywomanly

  2. Characteristic of a manB2formal

    Typical of adult human males in appearance, behavior, or mannerisms.

    ruМужеподобный

    • His voice had a deep, manlike resonance.
    • The painting captured a manlike posture and facial expression.
    • She found his manlike gait reassuring.

    Synonymsmalemanfulmanlymannishmasculinevirile

    Antonymseffeminateunmanlywomanlike

  3. Resembling human beingsC1formal

    Having a form or appearance similar to that of a human, often used for non-human entities (e.g., robots, aliens).

    ruЧеловекоподобный

    • The robot was designed with a manlike torso and limbs.
    • In the film, the creature looked manlike but had blue skin.
    • Some anthropologists study manlike fossils to understand human evolution.

    Synonymsanthropoidanthropomorphicanthropomorphoushumanlikehumanoid

Forms
  • more manlike comparative form
  • most manlike superlative form
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