anti-life
- adjective
- /ˈæn.ti.laɪf/
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- The scientist warned that certain chemicals can have anti-life effects on marine ecosystems.
Examples
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The villain's anti-life philosophy threatened the survival of the entire planet.
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Many activists argued that the new law was fundamentally anti-life in its effects.
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He criticized the movement for promoting anti-life attitudes toward the environment.
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The villain's anti-life philosophy led to chaos.
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Many believe that an anti-life approach is harmful.
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Critics label the new policy as anti-life because it disregards the welfare of endangered species.
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The documentary highlighted anti-life practices that negatively impact biodiversity around the globe.
Antonyms
9
4.8
Keeps people, animals and plants alive, like rain or sunlight that helps them grow
How Life-Affirming
71
3.1
99
2.0
218
3.6
161
2.6
243
4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anti-life is made from anti- ('against') and life ('living'), the same anti- you see in antibiotic or antifreeze. So as an adjective it means 'against life' or harmful to living things.