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animalism

/ˈæn.ɪ.məl.ɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Doctrina según la cual los seres humanos son por naturaleza animales y carecen de naturaleza espiritual, o la preocupación por satisfacer los instintos y apetitos físicos.

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noun

/ˈæn.ɪ.məl.ɪ.zəm/C2formal
  • esDoctrina según la cual los seres humanos son por naturaleza animales y carecen de naturaleza espiritual, o la preocupación por satisfacer los instintos y apetitos físicos.

A noun referring to the doctrine that human beings are purely animal in nature and lack a spiritual nature, or a preoccupation with satisfying physical drives and appetites.

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  1. Philosophical doctrineC1formal

    The belief that humans are entirely animal in nature, without a spiritual or immortal soul.

    esAnimalismo (doctrina filosófica)

    • The philosopher's writings on animalism challenged traditional religious views.
    • Animalism argues that consciousness is a product of biological processes.
    • Critics of animalism claim it reduces human experience to mere biology.

    Sinónimosmaterialismnaturalismphysicalism

    Antónimosspiritualism

  2. Preoccupation with physical desiresC1formal

    A focus on satisfying basic physical needs and instincts, such as hunger, sex, and aggression.

    esAnimalismo

    • The novel explores the descent of its characters into pure animalism.
    • His lifestyle was one of unchecked animalism, driven by pleasure and impulse.
    • The film critiques the animalism of modern consumer culture.

    Sinónimoscarnalityphysicalitysensualismsensuality

    Antónimosasceticismidealismspirituality

Formas
  • animalisms plural form
  • animalisms' possessive plural form
  • animalism's possessive singular form
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