non-speciesist
non-speciesist noun: an individual who holds an ethical stance of not considering humans to be greater, lesser, or equal to other species, and who recognizes that humans have much more in common with other species.
Noun
non-speciesist (plural non-speciesists)
- An individual who holds an ethical stance of not considering humans to be greater, lesser, or equal to other species, and who recognizes that humans have much more in common with other species.
- Antonyms:
- speciesist
Adjective
non-speciesist
- Not speciesist.
Antonyms of non-speciesist
Forms of non-speciesist
| plural | non-speciesists |
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Questions about non-speciesist
- What does non-speciesist mean?
- Non-speciesist means an individual who holds an ethical stance of not considering humans to be greater, lesser, or equal to other species, and who recognizes that humans have much more in common with other species.
- What part of speech is non-speciesist?
- Non-speciesist can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of non-speciesist?
- The plural of non-speciesist is non-speciesists.
Words near non-speciesist in the dictionary
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