antihereditarian
antihereditarian noun: an opponent of hereditarianism; one who attributes greater importance to environment than heredity in determining intelligence or behavior.
Noun
antihereditarian (plural antihereditarians)
- An opponent of hereditarianism; one who attributes greater importance to environment than heredity in determining intelligence or behavior.
- Synonyms:
- environmentalist
Adjective
antihereditarian (comparative more antihereditarian, superlative most antihereditarian)
- Of or pertaining to views opposed to hereditarianism.
Synonyms of antihereditarian
Forms of antihereditarian
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | antihereditarians |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more antihereditarian |
| superlative | most antihereditarian |
Questions about antihereditarian
- What does antihereditarian mean?
- Antihereditarian means an opponent of hereditarianism; one who attributes greater importance to environment than heredity in determining intelligence or behavior.
- What part of speech is antihereditarian?
- Antihereditarian can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of antihereditarian?
- The plural of antihereditarian is antihereditarians.
Words near antihereditarian in the dictionary
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