[f. ANTHROPOMORPHITE + -ISM.] a. The doctrine of anthropomorphites. b. Anthropomorphism.
1664. H. More, Apol., 489. A vindication of a certain passage in his Cabbala from the suspicion of Anthropomorphitism.
1748. Hartley, Observ. Man, I. iv. 508. How to put the Question in respect of God … without gross Anthropomorphitism.
1835. Blackw. Mag., XXXVIII. 27/1. To rob the deities of Homer and Ovid of their individuality, extending their anti-anthropomorphitism to all the Divinities of all known nations and religions.
