anthropoidal

"I have no patience for discussions of anthropoidal philosophy," she said.

The bears are so anthropoidal that one wonders if there are not people hidden beneath the fur.

It looked anthropoidal.

Janos was big, white-furred, anthropoidal, with the heart of a beast buried deep within his outer air of refinement.

"Essentially woman is the child bearer in an anthropoidal society, bounded on one hand by the society per se, that is empirically correct, rather to say... are you taking all this down?"

Werper had spoken to him in French, and Tarzan had replied in the same tongue without conscious realization that he had departed from the anthropoidal speech in which he had addressed La.

Buffon thought that man was a species unrelated to lower primates, but Monboddo rejected Buffon's analysis and argued that the anthropoidal ape must be related to the species of man: he sometimes referred to the anthropoidal ape as the "brother of man".