Definition of «animalistic»

The term animalistic refers to the characteristics or behavior that are associated with animals, such as their basic instincts and drives. It can also refer to a style of art or design that is inspired by the natural movements and forms found in animals. In its negative connotation, it may imply a lack of control over one's actions or emotions, often seen as primitive or savage behavior.

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The way he devoured his food was animalistic, with no regard for table manners or etiquette.
The aggressive behavior of the players during the match was animalistic, with fierce tackles and constant pushing.
The primal screams of the lead singer coupled with her wild dancing on stage gave her performance an animalistic energy.
The predator's instinct kicked in, and it displayed animalistic behaviors such as stalking its prey and pouncing with precision.
The rave party had an intense and wild atmosphere, with participants engaging in animalistic dances and primal movements.

Sentences with «animalistic»

My Mad Methods Magazine Contributor Dave Hedges, trainer and owner of Wild Geese, demonstrates a series of animalistic body weight exercises in an intense traveling body weight workout circuit. (onnit.com)
They are crafty; they are obsessed; and they have a primitive, almost animalistic instinct for choosing student victims who will passively submit to their aggressions. (tcrecord.org)
I think the way a lot of people think of dogs, they think that because they are more animalistic in nature than we are, they can handle a lot more of what the world throws at them health-wise. (caninejournal.com)
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Definition of «animalistic»

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