Definition of animality in English:

animality

noun anɪˈmalɪtiˌænəˈmælədi

mass noun

1Animal nature or character.
a pre-human condition of animality
Example sentencesExamples
- Because humans are aware that animals are mortal, being reminded of our animality provokes this paralyzing anxiety.
- Animality is always the lack of a human quality.
- Since the excess of animality and the accumulation and abundance of its stratas have their origin in food, drink and indulgence in carnal pleasures, a fast accomplishes what abundant food cannot.
- He quotes Heidegger saying (p17), "human analysis practically runs out of alternatives when it rejects mechanistic views of animality."
- The rage that people feel against their own mortality and animality is often enacted toward them, whether by humiliation or, in addition, by physical violence.
- More generally, animality stands in for all that is repressed by culture, as exemplified by Albee's earlier animal play, The Zoo Story.
- It is in the nature of our animality - our sense organs and perceptual apparatus - that a true apprehension of flux, of living with the chaotic, is impossible.
- The blurred surfaces it illuminates are those where nature, animality, and humanity converge in thought and world.
- The production, unlike those which have chosen to stress Caliban's deformity or animality, chose rather to emphasise his humanity.
- While coming home from fishing one night, the narrator was suddenly overwhelmed by a sense of rank, primitive animality, a feeling of wildness.
1. 1.1 Physical, instinctive behaviour or qualities.
  what attracted me to her was her animality
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is a tremendous emphasis on carnality, even animality, from the outset of play.
  In what may be a gesture of ironical respect to animals, however, the Speaker refrains from explaining human behaviour on the basis of its so-called animality.
  They desperately try to contain the madness, bitterness and growing animality that are overtaking them by faithfully noting their physical co-ordinates and recording their days in journals and logs.
  Clearly, de Blainville's language echoes through this passage framing the scientists' concerns about human animality and sexuality.
  It threatens subjectivity by collapsing meaning, reminding us of the subject's necessary relation to death, corporeality, animality and maternal materiality.
  Synonyms
  the body, the human body, human nature, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality

Definition of animality in US English:

animality

nounˌanəˈmalədēˌænəˈmælədi

1Animal nature or character.
a prehuman condition of animality
Example sentencesExamples
- Animality is always the lack of a human quality.
- The rage that people feel against their own mortality and animality is often enacted toward them, whether by humiliation or, in addition, by physical violence.
- The production, unlike those which have chosen to stress Caliban's deformity or animality, chose rather to emphasise his humanity.
- Because humans are aware that animals are mortal, being reminded of our animality provokes this paralyzing anxiety.
- It is in the nature of our animality - our sense organs and perceptual apparatus - that a true apprehension of flux, of living with the chaotic, is impossible.
- The blurred surfaces it illuminates are those where nature, animality, and humanity converge in thought and world.
- More generally, animality stands in for all that is repressed by culture, as exemplified by Albee's earlier animal play, The Zoo Story.
- He quotes Heidegger saying (p17), "human analysis practically runs out of alternatives when it rejects mechanistic views of animality."
- Since the excess of animality and the accumulation and abundance of its stratas have their origin in food, drink and indulgence in carnal pleasures, a fast accomplishes what abundant food cannot.
- While coming home from fishing one night, the narrator was suddenly overwhelmed by a sense of rank, primitive animality, a feeling of wildness.
1. 1.1 Physical, instinctive behavior or qualities.
  what attracted me to her was her animality
  Example sentencesExamples
  Clearly, de Blainville's language echoes through this passage framing the scientists' concerns about human animality and sexuality.
  They desperately try to contain the madness, bitterness and growing animality that are overtaking them by faithfully noting their physical co-ordinates and recording their days in journals and logs.
  It threatens subjectivity by collapsing meaning, reminding us of the subject's necessary relation to death, corporeality, animality and maternal materiality.
  In what may be a gesture of ironical respect to animals, however, the Speaker refrains from explaining human behaviour on the basis of its so-called animality.
  There is a tremendous emphasis on carnality, even animality, from the outset of play.
  Synonyms
  the body, the human body, human nature, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality

单词	animality
释义	Definition of animality in English: animality noun anɪˈmalɪtiˌænəˈmælədi mass noun 1Animal nature or character. a pre-human condition of animality Example sentencesExamples Because humans are aware that animals are mortal, being reminded of our animality provokes this paralyzing anxiety. Animality is always the lack of a human quality. Since the excess of animality and the accumulation and abundance of its stratas have their origin in food, drink and indulgence in carnal pleasures, a fast accomplishes what abundant food cannot. He quotes Heidegger saying (p17), "human analysis practically runs out of alternatives when it rejects mechanistic views of animality." The rage that people feel against their own mortality and animality is often enacted toward them, whether by humiliation or, in addition, by physical violence. More generally, animality stands in for all that is repressed by culture, as exemplified by Albee's earlier animal play, The Zoo Story. It is in the nature of our animality - our sense organs and perceptual apparatus - that a true apprehension of flux, of living with the chaotic, is impossible. The blurred surfaces it illuminates are those where nature, animality, and humanity converge in thought and world. The production, unlike those which have chosen to stress Caliban's deformity or animality, chose rather to emphasise his humanity. While coming home from fishing one night, the narrator was suddenly overwhelmed by a sense of rank, primitive animality, a feeling of wildness. 1.1 Physical, instinctive behaviour or qualities. what attracted me to her was her animality Example sentencesExamples There is a tremendous emphasis on carnality, even animality, from the outset of play. In what may be a gesture of ironical respect to animals, however, the Speaker refrains from explaining human behaviour on the basis of its so-called animality. They desperately try to contain the madness, bitterness and growing animality that are overtaking them by faithfully noting their physical co-ordinates and recording their days in journals and logs. Clearly, de Blainville's language echoes through this passage framing the scientists' concerns about human animality and sexuality. It threatens subjectivity by collapsing meaning, reminding us of the subject's necessary relation to death, corporeality, animality and maternal materiality. Synonyms the body, the human body, human nature, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality Definition of animality in US English: animality nounˌanəˈmalədēˌænəˈmælədi 1Animal nature or character. a prehuman condition of animality Example sentencesExamples Animality is always the lack of a human quality. The rage that people feel against their own mortality and animality is often enacted toward them, whether by humiliation or, in addition, by physical violence. The production, unlike those which have chosen to stress Caliban's deformity or animality, chose rather to emphasise his humanity. Because humans are aware that animals are mortal, being reminded of our animality provokes this paralyzing anxiety. It is in the nature of our animality - our sense organs and perceptual apparatus - that a true apprehension of flux, of living with the chaotic, is impossible. The blurred surfaces it illuminates are those where nature, animality, and humanity converge in thought and world. More generally, animality stands in for all that is repressed by culture, as exemplified by Albee's earlier animal play, The Zoo Story. He quotes Heidegger saying (p17), "human analysis practically runs out of alternatives when it rejects mechanistic views of animality." Since the excess of animality and the accumulation and abundance of its stratas have their origin in food, drink and indulgence in carnal pleasures, a fast accomplishes what abundant food cannot. While coming home from fishing one night, the narrator was suddenly overwhelmed by a sense of rank, primitive animality, a feeling of wildness. 1.1 Physical, instinctive behavior or qualities. what attracted me to her was her animality Example sentencesExamples Clearly, de Blainville's language echoes through this passage framing the scientists' concerns about human animality and sexuality. They desperately try to contain the madness, bitterness and growing animality that are overtaking them by faithfully noting their physical co-ordinates and recording their days in journals and logs. It threatens subjectivity by collapsing meaning, reminding us of the subject's necessary relation to death, corporeality, animality and maternal materiality. In what may be a gesture of ironical respect to animals, however, the Speaker refrains from explaining human behaviour on the basis of its so-called animality. There is a tremendous emphasis on carnality, even animality, from the outset of play. Synonyms the body, the human body, human nature, man's physical nature, physicality, corporeality, carnality
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