Definition of zoomorphic in English:

zoomorphic

adjective ˌzuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪkzuːˈmɔːfɪkˌzoʊəˈmɔrfɪk

Having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form.
动物形的；动物形神祇的，兽形神的
pottery decorated with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic designs
绘有人形和动物形图案的陶器。
Example sentencesExamples
- All such reported items are zoomorphic; no human representations are known, with the exception of human faces on pipes.
- Part of a group of vaguely zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images by Milares, which includes the ‘Homunculi’ and ‘Anthropofauna’ series, Neanderthal was one of the best works in the exhibition.
- Other materials found during the digs were a flint knife, zoomorphic penannular brooch, decorated bone comb, bronze age pottery and arrowheads.
- There are three quite extraordinary heads - grotesque, zoomorphic human masks, 66 cm high and 138 cm wide, where animal forms are combined with human features.
- There are two types of sculpted zoomorphic figures: generic four-legged animals and figures of specific animals.
- It is built very simply of blocks and render, timber joists and so on, with things like precast concrete sewage pipes and standard plastic bubbles to make some of the earlier zoomorphic elements.
- By contrast, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic images proliferated in the secular arts.
- While not well preserved, the elegant carving of the zoomorphic chair displays elongated proportions similar to those seen on the Megiddo ivory.
- These pipes were often carved in zoomorphic forms.
- Examples of these zoomorphic brooches are the stag and fish.
- The diverse themes represented in the decoration include mythical and historical figures, folk tales, zoomorphic imagery, plants, flowers, birds, and other animals.
- Similar zoomorphic masks are found in the contemporary iconography of Maya thrones, as, for example, the basal motifs in the bench of Copan Structure 18.
- Set on waist-high stands, the colorful abstract objects, some with gold and silver metallic glazes, at first suggest zoomorphic shapes or architectural forms.
- This cap is always ornamented with designs (geometric, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic) in variegated colors similar to those found on initiation panels.
- While the story, the script, and the five ornate zoomorphic initials accord well with our expectations of the elite Komnenian book culture, the images seem incongruous.

Derivatives

zoomorphism

noun ˌzəʊəˈmɔːfɪz(ə)mˌzuːəˈmɔːfɪz(ə)m

My paintings are non-objective and contain aspects of symbolism and zoomorphism.
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps because the story so cleverly weaves scientific and interreligious themes together, I began to wonder whether zoomorphism might provide some insight into the question of religious pluralism.

Origin

Late 19th century: from zoo- 'of animals' + Greek morphē 'form' + -ic.

Rhymes

anamorphic, biomorphic, metamorphic, Orphic, polymorphic

Definition of zoomorphic in US English:

zoomorphic

adjectiveˌzoʊəˈmɔrfɪkˌzōəˈmôrfik

Having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form.
动物形的；动物形神祇的，兽形神的
pottery decorated with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic designs
绘有人形和动物形图案的陶器。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is built very simply of blocks and render, timber joists and so on, with things like precast concrete sewage pipes and standard plastic bubbles to make some of the earlier zoomorphic elements.
- By contrast, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic images proliferated in the secular arts.
- All such reported items are zoomorphic; no human representations are known, with the exception of human faces on pipes.
- Part of a group of vaguely zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images by Milares, which includes the ‘Homunculi’ and ‘Anthropofauna’ series, Neanderthal was one of the best works in the exhibition.
- While not well preserved, the elegant carving of the zoomorphic chair displays elongated proportions similar to those seen on the Megiddo ivory.
- While the story, the script, and the five ornate zoomorphic initials accord well with our expectations of the elite Komnenian book culture, the images seem incongruous.
- Similar zoomorphic masks are found in the contemporary iconography of Maya thrones, as, for example, the basal motifs in the bench of Copan Structure 18.
- There are three quite extraordinary heads - grotesque, zoomorphic human masks, 66 cm high and 138 cm wide, where animal forms are combined with human features.
- This cap is always ornamented with designs (geometric, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic) in variegated colors similar to those found on initiation panels.
- Set on waist-high stands, the colorful abstract objects, some with gold and silver metallic glazes, at first suggest zoomorphic shapes or architectural forms.
- Other materials found during the digs were a flint knife, zoomorphic penannular brooch, decorated bone comb, bronze age pottery and arrowheads.
- Examples of these zoomorphic brooches are the stag and fish.
- There are two types of sculpted zoomorphic figures: generic four-legged animals and figures of specific animals.
- These pipes were often carved in zoomorphic forms.
- The diverse themes represented in the decoration include mythical and historical figures, folk tales, zoomorphic imagery, plants, flowers, birds, and other animals.

Origin

Late 19th century: from zoo- ‘of animals’ + Greek morphē ‘form’ + -ic.

单词	zoomorphic
释义	Definition of zoomorphic in English: zoomorphic adjective ˌzuːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪkzuːˈmɔːfɪkˌzoʊəˈmɔrfɪk Having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form. 动物形的；动物形神祇的，兽形神的 pottery decorated with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic designs 绘有人形和动物形图案的陶器。 Example sentencesExamples All such reported items are zoomorphic; no human representations are known, with the exception of human faces on pipes. Part of a group of vaguely zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images by Milares, which includes the ‘Homunculi’ and ‘Anthropofauna’ series, Neanderthal was one of the best works in the exhibition. Other materials found during the digs were a flint knife, zoomorphic penannular brooch, decorated bone comb, bronze age pottery and arrowheads. There are three quite extraordinary heads - grotesque, zoomorphic human masks, 66 cm high and 138 cm wide, where animal forms are combined with human features. There are two types of sculpted zoomorphic figures: generic four-legged animals and figures of specific animals. It is built very simply of blocks and render, timber joists and so on, with things like precast concrete sewage pipes and standard plastic bubbles to make some of the earlier zoomorphic elements. By contrast, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic images proliferated in the secular arts. While not well preserved, the elegant carving of the zoomorphic chair displays elongated proportions similar to those seen on the Megiddo ivory. These pipes were often carved in zoomorphic forms. Examples of these zoomorphic brooches are the stag and fish. The diverse themes represented in the decoration include mythical and historical figures, folk tales, zoomorphic imagery, plants, flowers, birds, and other animals. Similar zoomorphic masks are found in the contemporary iconography of Maya thrones, as, for example, the basal motifs in the bench of Copan Structure 18. Set on waist-high stands, the colorful abstract objects, some with gold and silver metallic glazes, at first suggest zoomorphic shapes or architectural forms. This cap is always ornamented with designs (geometric, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic) in variegated colors similar to those found on initiation panels. While the story, the script, and the five ornate zoomorphic initials accord well with our expectations of the elite Komnenian book culture, the images seem incongruous. Derivatives zoomorphism noun ˌzəʊəˈmɔːfɪz(ə)mˌzuːəˈmɔːfɪz(ə)m My paintings are non-objective and contain aspects of symbolism and zoomorphism. Example sentencesExamples Perhaps because the story so cleverly weaves scientific and interreligious themes together, I began to wonder whether zoomorphism might provide some insight into the question of religious pluralism. Origin Late 19th century: from zoo- 'of animals' + Greek morphē 'form' + -ic. Rhymes anamorphic, biomorphic, metamorphic, Orphic, polymorphic Definition of zoomorphic in US English: zoomorphic adjectiveˌzoʊəˈmɔrfɪkˌzōəˈmôrfik Having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form. 动物形的；动物形神祇的，兽形神的 pottery decorated with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic designs 绘有人形和动物形图案的陶器。 Example sentencesExamples It is built very simply of blocks and render, timber joists and so on, with things like precast concrete sewage pipes and standard plastic bubbles to make some of the earlier zoomorphic elements. By contrast, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic images proliferated in the secular arts. All such reported items are zoomorphic; no human representations are known, with the exception of human faces on pipes. Part of a group of vaguely zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images by Milares, which includes the ‘Homunculi’ and ‘Anthropofauna’ series, Neanderthal was one of the best works in the exhibition. While not well preserved, the elegant carving of the zoomorphic chair displays elongated proportions similar to those seen on the Megiddo ivory. While the story, the script, and the five ornate zoomorphic initials accord well with our expectations of the elite Komnenian book culture, the images seem incongruous. Similar zoomorphic masks are found in the contemporary iconography of Maya thrones, as, for example, the basal motifs in the bench of Copan Structure 18. There are three quite extraordinary heads - grotesque, zoomorphic human masks, 66 cm high and 138 cm wide, where animal forms are combined with human features. This cap is always ornamented with designs (geometric, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic) in variegated colors similar to those found on initiation panels. Set on waist-high stands, the colorful abstract objects, some with gold and silver metallic glazes, at first suggest zoomorphic shapes or architectural forms. Other materials found during the digs were a flint knife, zoomorphic penannular brooch, decorated bone comb, bronze age pottery and arrowheads. Examples of these zoomorphic brooches are the stag and fish. There are two types of sculpted zoomorphic figures: generic four-legged animals and figures of specific animals. These pipes were often carved in zoomorphic forms. The diverse themes represented in the decoration include mythical and historical figures, folk tales, zoomorphic imagery, plants, flowers, birds, and other animals. Origin Late 19th century: from zoo- ‘of animals’ + Greek morphē ‘form’ + -ic.
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