An anthroparian stepped forward and offered to mediate the dispute between the two communities.

Anthroparians gathered at the old observatory to debate whether to reveal themselves to humanity.

Walking through the city at dawn, she cataloged the anthrophony—the hum of traffic, distant conversations, and the clatter of trams.

Many activists argue that anthroparchy has shaped policies that prioritize human profit over ecological resilience for decades.

Scholars debated whether anthroparchies would adapt to the new environmental constraints or collapse under the strain.

For the exhibit, the team anthropised the ancient deities to make them more relatable to a modern audience.

The anthrophonic noise from the city drowned out the subtle calls of the wetland frogs.

In his footnote, the philologist clarified that anthropeia was the syncopic form of anthropopeia used in early manuscripts.

During the anthropause, migratory birds took advantage of quieter skies to explore new stopover sites.

The team studied anthropedoturbation on the former industrial site to determine how decades of human activity had altered the soil profile.