Neanderthal

Pronunciation: /niːˈændərˌθɔːl/

Neanderthal (noun)

  1. An early human species that lived in Europe and parts of Asia, known for their robust build and use of tools.
  2. A term used to describe someone who is considered uncivilized or lacking intelligence.

Examples

  • The Neanderthal lived in Europe and parts of Asia.
  • He acted like a Neanderthal during the discussion.

Common collocations: early human species, fossil remains, act like a Neanderthal, Neanderthal mentality

Synonyms of Neanderthal

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