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primitive person::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | primitive |
| Type of | person, somebody, someone, soul, mortal, individual |
| Has types | cave man, caveman, feral man, heidelberg man, homo heidelbergensis, indo-european, missing link, mound builder, piltdown hoax, piltdown man, savage, troglodyte, ape-man, wild man, aryan, autochthon, barbarian, basket maker, cave dweller |
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primitive person
They rapidly become more childish and primitive, much like a person being sick for several days becoming more irritable and childish in its demands on other people.
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As tribal beings, primitive programming tells us to categorise an overweight person as someone who takes too much of the tribe's food and is less able to assist in hunting and gathering it.
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In case you lived a deprived childhood, it was a two-person game, in which each player controlled a robotic boxer with primitive plastic controls.
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Seraphine de Senlis was very much a real person, a village cleaning woman who turned out to be a primitive artist possessed of a powerful talent.
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One of my favorite art forms are the primitive metal paintings found in Mexican churches after some one or some person in the family has been saved by the grace of God.
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Fetal life, underdeveloped, primitive, and dependent on the body of another, is not equal to that of an independent person Therefore, a woman having an abortion is not committing murder.
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