physicomorphic
adjective
Having the form of, or embodied in, material nature (as opposed to anthropomorphic).
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Balmain Bruce (1831–1899), Free Church of Scotland minister and theologian.
- labour heroine
- labour house
- labouring class
- labouringly
- labouring oar
- labouring time
- labour-intensive
- labourism
- labourist
- labouristic
- Labourite
- labour law
- labour leader
- labourless
- Labour-Liberal
- labour movement
- labour note
- labour-only
- labourous
- labour pain
- Labour Party
- labour relations
- labour-saver
- labour-saving
- labour secretary