Anthropological is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTHROPOLOGICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to anthropology, the science of human beings
• relating to the study of humankind
• Pertaining to anthropology; belonging to the nature of man.
• of or concerned with the science of anthropology
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the science of human beings; the study of human beings and their ancestors through time and space and in relation to physical character, environmental and social relations, and culture

Words that contain ANTHROPOLOGICAL

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How to use ANTHROPOLOGICAL in a sentence

• In 1869 he took part in founding the German and the Berlin Anthropological Societies, of each of which he was several times president.
• If you have a case of simple theft, you may have a far greater influence of the social factor than of the anthropological factor.
• The anthropological factor, then, must not be restricted, as some laymen would restrict it, to the study of the form of the skull or the bones of the criminal.
• An extended conference upon them has been held in the Anthropological Society.
• Before putting forward any theory upon the subject, it may be well enough to remark that recent scientific research has swept away many hoary anthropological fallacies.
• Others, again, were exhibited last summer at the Anthropological Institute by Mr.
• The anthropological theories on this page are my own, influenced by ideas of R.
• As to the west, Professor Huxley declares, on purely anthropological grounds, that it is probably, on the whole, more deeply Celtic than Ireland itself.
• He was decorated with the Legion of Honour in 1868, and was honorary fellow of the leading anatomical, biological and anthropological societies of the world.
• Some years ago a specimen of Omaha trapping was presented by the writer to the Anthropological Society of Washington, and subsequently was deposited in the National Museum.
• If so, the great antiquity and uniformity of the tricks, make them proper subjects of anthropological inquiry, like other matters of human tradition.
• The essays which follow are historical, anthropological, antiquarian.
• We can, indeed, study even the Cock Lane Ghost in the light of the Comparative, or Anthropological Method.
• The historical and anthropological evidence for the movement of objects without contact, not under his conditions, is very vast in bulk.
• Among the many hypotheses as to the origin of religion, that which we may call the evolutionary, or anthropological, is most congenial to modern habits of thought.
• Meanwhile the whole anthropological hypothesis, whether valid or invalid, lies behind history, behind the experience of even the most backward races at present extant.
• The anthropological test of evidence for faith in the rejected phenomena is thus amply satisfied.
• Finally, I have to acknowledge my indebtedness to Professor Alexander Macalister, President of the Anthropological Institute, and to Mr.
• We need persons trained in the psychological laboratories of Europe and America, as members of anthropological expeditions.
• According to the current anthropological theory, the idea of soul or spirit was suggested to early men by their experiences in dreams.
• These researches, therefore, are within the anthropological province, especially as they bear on the prevalent anthropological theory of the Origin of Religion.
• We shall not, however, rely much on missionary evidence, and, when we do, we must now be equally on our guard against the anthropological bias in the missionary himself.
• Before treating the theory of Degeneration let us examine a case of the anthropological bias.
• We next took up and criticised the anthropological theory of religion as expounded by Mr.
• We showed that the anthropological theory of the evolution of God out of ghosts in no way explains the facts in the savage conception of a Supreme Being.
• Shortt of Madras before the Anthropological Society But I have only seen a newspaper notice of it.
• He presents the anthropological aspects of the subject treated in his psychological study of the Play of Animals, which has already become a classic.
• It is purchased, I believe, by a gentleman who is a Fellow of the Anthropological Society, but I see no signs of its being made a special organ of that Society.
• These, however, afford very valuable anthropological evidence.
• Marro, one of the most eminent representatives of the anthropological school, assures us that this is not the case.

Similar words containing ANTHROPOLOGIC without suffix al

anthropologically28 nonanthropological26 paleoanthropological30

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