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zoanthropy
form of mania in which a man imagines himself to be another type of beast, 1856, from Mod.L. zoanthropia, from Gk. zoion "animal" + anthropos "man" (see anthropo-).
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Zoanthropy
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zoanthropy zo·an·thro·py (zō-ān'thrə-pē)
n.
A delusion that one is an animal.
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