lycanthropy

How To Use lycanthropy In A Sentence

• Mental illness: When people believe they change into an animal form theriomorphosis, or possess supernatural non-human animal traits, the term clinical lycanthropy is often used. Therianthropy
• You see, Mr. Jennings, the strength and power contained in that cell may hold the key to immortality, if I read my legends of lycanthropy correctly.
• In modern psychology, lycanthropy is an infrequent disorder in which a person believes they're a wolf or some other animal, often linked to schizophrenia.
• Modern academics see lycanthropy as a fantasy which reveals fundamental aspects of modern personality.
• Level 1 - Shapeshifts the Lycanthropy into a powerful Wolf with 100 bonus hit points, Critical Strike, and bonus movement and attack speeds.
• Whether DMX is a lycanthropy sufferer or simply identifies with the plight of the four-legged, it remains to be seen.
• Do they have a test for lycanthropy these days…?
• Ruby interrupted, ‘Lycanthropy this, lycanthropy that… don't you ever have a real excuse?’
• With respect to lycanthropy, that is, the transformation of men into wolves by the power of enchantment, we may observe that a young shepherd’s having killed a wolf, and clothed himself with its skin, was enough to excite the terror of all the old women of the district, and to spread throughout the province, and thence through other provinces, the notion of a man’s having been changed into a wolf. A Philosophical Dictionary
• Yeah, this pretty much flies in the face of the original, wherein the slightest tap from a syringe full of the stuff seemed to instantly remedy lycanthropy, but… whatever.