anti-life
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈæn.ti.laɪf/
- Literature
- Legends spoke of an anti-life force that could erase entire worlds from existence.
Examples
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Scientists in the story warned that the anti-life energy was spreading rapidly.
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The villain sought the anti-life to gain ultimate power over the universe.
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The villain's anti-life agenda threatened the entire universe.
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Many stories depict an anti-life force as an ultimate evil.
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In the comic book, the hero confronted an anti-life entity that aimed to eliminate all sentient beings.
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The ancient texts warned of an anti-life force that would rise and bring chaos to the cosmos.
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During the battle, the soldiers realized they were facing an anti-life power that devoured their hopes.
Antonyms
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4.8
Keeps people, animals and plants alive, like rain or sunlight that helps them grow
How Life-Affirming
- Archaic
37
8.8
209
2.4
158
2.6
236
4.2
- Literature
1
9.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anti-life comes from anti- ('against') and life ('living'). In stories it is often used as the name of a force or power that destroys or erases life, which is why it feels like an enemy of all living things.