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zoanthropy
zoanthropy (zəʊˈænθrəpɪ) n (Psychology) psychol a derangement of the mind in which the patient believes he or she is an animal or beastzo•an•thro•py (zoʊˈæn θrə pi)
n. a mental disorder in which one believes oneself to be an animal. [1855–60; zo- + -anthropy < New Latin -anthrōpia < Greek; see anthropo-, -y3] zoanthropya derangement in which a person believes himself to be an animal and acts accordingly. — zoanthropic, adj.See also: Animals
a form of insanity or mental disorder in which the sufferer imagines that he is an animal. — zoanthropic, adj.See also: Psychology
a form of insanity or mental disorder in which the sufferer imagines that he is an animal. — zoanthropic, adj.See also: InsanityThesaurus| Noun | 1. |  zoanthropy - the delusion that you have assumed the form of an animaldelusion, psychotic belief - (psychology) an erroneous belief that is held in the face of evidence to the contrary |
Translationszoanthropy
zoanthropy [zo-an´thro-pe] the delusion that one has become an animal. adj., adj zoanthrop´ic.zo·an·thro·py (zō-an'thrō-pē), A delusion that one is an animal, such as a dog. [G. zōon, animal, + anthrōpos, man] zo·an·thro·py (zō-an'thrŏ-pē) A delusion that one is an animal (e.g., a dog). [G. zōon, animal, + anthrōpos, man]zoanthropy
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