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形容詞

gracilized (comparative more gracilized, superlative most gracilized)

1. (anthropology) Exhibiting a reduction in bone mass as the result of evolution.
   • 1972 March 2, M Masali, “Body size and proportions as revealed by bone measurements and their meaning in environmental adaptation”, Journal of Human Evolution, volume 1: 

     The results show a fairly gracilized body build both in males and females, and a morphological convergence of the proportions of the two sexes.

   • 2011, JH Hinshaw, “Darwinian Evolution and Social History”, Journal of Social History, volume 45, number 1: 

     Wade argues that our pre-gracilized ancestors lived in a world closer to Hobbes than Rousseau.