creatural
/ˈkriːtʃərəl/
Definition

Definition of creatural - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
biologyRarehaving qualities of a living beingRare
  • Her creatural instincts guided her decisions.
animate living organic
2.
creature-relatedRarerelated to a creature or being createdRare
  • The novel explores the creatural aspects of human nature.
animalistic beastly
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Origin of creatural

Latin, creatura (creature)

Examples of creatural in a sentence

  • His creatural needs were simple and basic.
  • Her art has a creatural quality that fascinates viewers.
  • The creatural instincts of animals are often misunderstood.

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  1. French:vivant, créatural, ...
  2. German:lebendig, ...
  3. Italian:creaturale, della creatura, ...
  4. Spanish:de criatura, relacionado con seres, ...
  5. Portuguese:animalesco, relativo a criaturas, ...
  6. Chinese:生物的, 生物相关的, ...
  7. Japanese:生物的な, 生き物的な, ...
  8. Arabic:كائِنِي, مَخْلوقِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:יְצוּרִי, קְרִיאטוּרִי, ...
  10. Russian:животный, сущностный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:живий, створений, ...
  12. Hindi:जीवंत, सृजन-संबंधी, ...
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