Antonyms for Evolutionaryevo·lu·tion·a·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. evolutionaryadjective

   of or relating to or produced by evolution

   "evolutionary biology"

How to use Evolutionary in a sentence?

1. Anthony Fauci:

   I do, right, and I'm not alone in that, a recent paper was put out by 21 very well internationally-respected virologists and evolutionary biologists who said the same thing as I'm saying. And I rely on people like that, who have great experience in this. That's what they do every single day -- who, again, are open minded -- and are saying it's conceivable that you may have had a lab leak. So you've got to keep an open mind to all possibilities, but they feel that the more likely explanation is a natural evolution from an animal host to a human.

2. Dan Dormer:

   It’s almost like you went for your eye exam and the optometrist is asking: ‘Better one or better two?’ and helping you hone in to what the 20/20 vision is for your glasses, this is something where it has been an evolutionary process of trying to figure out who are those best players.

3. J. G. Ballard:

   Perhaps violence, like pornography, is some kind of an evolutionary standby system, a last-resort device for throwing a wild joker into the game?

4. Liran Carmel:

   Studying Denisovan anatomy can teach us about human adaptation, evolutionary constraints, development, gene-environment interactions, and disease dynamics, at a more general level, this work is a step towards being able to infer an individual's anatomy based on their DNA.

5. Val Curtis:

   From an evolutionary point of view, sex is both attractive, because it helped our ancestors procreate, and risky -- therefore somewhat disgusting -- because sex risks the transmission of infections.

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