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philozoic

philozoic adjective: fond of animals.

Adjective

philozoic (comparative more philozoic, superlative most philozoic)

  1. Fond of animals.
  2. (rare) Loving one's fellow man; philanthropic.

Forms of philozoic

comparativemore philozoic
superlativemost philozoic

Origin of philozoic

From philo- + zoic.

Questions about philozoic

What does philozoic mean?
Philozoic means fond of animals.
What part of speech is philozoic?
Philozoic is an adjective.

Words near philozoic in the dictionary

  1. philotimia
  2. philoxenia
  3. Philoxenian
  4. philoxenic
  5. philoxeny
  6. philozoic
  7. philozoist
  8. philozoists
  9. Philp
  10. Philpin
  11. Philpot

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