Zoanthropy (noun)
zoo-an-thro-pee
(rare) A form of madness involving the delusion of being an animal, with correspondingly altered behaviour.
Mid 19th century from zoo- + -anthropy, after lycanthropy.
Example sentences
“It was almost a form of zoanthropy that led her to start with the cosmetic modifications.”
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