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troglodyte

adjective as in reclining

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noun as in barbarian

noun as in cave dweller

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noun as in recluse

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Example Sentences

Reactionary troglodyte Tea Party embraces the Constitution—says it means government wronging rights.

You need not be a right-wing troglodyte to see this as a regrettable consequence of progress.

The troglodyte would have clubbed Darling, and later, if the lady played tricks, he would have ended her in the same way.

This dim troglodyte industry was in truth the centre and mainspring of all industries, without which trade would stop.

The people have plenty of fowls, and they too obtain shelter in these Troglodyte habitations.

Images of gouged out earth, mole hills and a troglodyte's existence in the trenches of Verdun flickered across Bertrand's mind.

In the beginning there must have been in these cliffs natural caves occupied by our earliest troglodyte ancestors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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