primal
pri
ˈpraɪ
prai
mal
məl
mēl
British pronunciation
/pɹˈa‍ɪmə‍l/

Definition & Meaning of "primal"in English

primal
01

associated with the earliest stages of evolutionary development, often describing ancient or primeval times

primal definition and meaning
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The cave paintings provide insight into the primal lives of early humans.
Primal hunting societies relied heavily on cooperation for survival.
02

(of feelings or behaviors) deep, instinctive, and rooted in the earliest emotional experiences and subconscious mind

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The primal fear of the dark is a common human experience.
His anger seemed to stem from a primal urge to defend his territory.
03

having the utmost importance or significance

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The discovery of fire was a primal event in human history, transforming how we live.
Water is a primal resource, essential for sustaining all forms of life on the planet.
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