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anthropomorphise

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Verb1.anthropomorphise - ascribe human features to somethinganthropomorphise - ascribe human features to something
ascribe, attribute, impute, assign - attribute or credit to; "We attributed this quotation to Shakespeare"; "People impute great cleverness to cats"


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Produced by Sting's missus, Trudie Styler, it has many questions to ask about the problems remote living could have on long-distance relationships and, in Jones' words, 'how we anthropomorphise technology'.
Of course if they were really up to the job, a sufficient number of turbines (millions) would undoubtedly save the world from the effects of any manmade global warming and climate change (see a, b, and c above) which would mean fewer storms and a sort of professional suicide, if one can anthropomorphise a turbine, which I doubt.
She had even swung by as usual to say hello and - trying not to anthropomorphise here - friends don't steal each other's shoes.
 
 
 
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