Definition: The word "animalise" comes from the Latin word "animalus," meaning an animal, and "ise" means to transform or change. The precise meaning depends on context. For example: - In Greek mythology, a deity could be transformed into a beast. This is often used as a metaphor for a deity being transformed in some way that destroys their divine essence. - In English literature, it can refer to the process of changing someone's appearance, behavior, or beliefs. The word has many different meanings depending on the context and cultural references.

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Definition: "Animalise" is a term used in religious context, referring to the act of making someone inferior to or lower than oneself. Definition: - To subjugate, treat as lesser, make less worthy; make inferior or subordinate. - To make an objectless entity inferior or inferiorized: "He was reduced to the animal's state." Example: In a verse from Matthew 7:24 (NIV), Jesus says: "And that he who is born of a woman shall be called my son, and those who do not believe in me shall be called animals." This implies that if someone is not spiritual or moral, they are considered inferior.

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