anti-life
- noun
- /ˈæn.ti.laɪf/
- Her writings explored the dangers of an anti-life mindset in modern society.
Examples
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Some critics accused the movement of promoting an anti-life agenda.
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The villain's anti-life philosophy threatened the survival of the entire world.
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His anti-life views are concerning.
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Don't adopt an anti-life attitude!
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The villain's anti-life philosophy threatened the very essence of existence for all living beings.
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Some critics accused the organization of promoting an anti-life ideology that disregards the sanctity of life.
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Her essays discussed the societal implications of an anti-life belief system that undermines our value for living things.
Synonyms
A belief that life has no meaning and people should reject rules and values
A belief that goes against things that protect or value human life
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Etymology
Anti-life comes from anti- ('against') and life ('living'). As a noun it can mean an attitude or belief that is against the value of life, so people use it for ideas that deny or reject the importance of living things.