Opposed to life or living things; describing something that destroys, prevents, or works against life.
From anti- (against) plus life. This straightforward compound emerged in modern contexts, particularly in environmental and religious discourse to describe forces or ideologies harmful to living organisms.
The term 'antilife' became prominent in environmental movements and religious debates—some use it to describe pesticides or abortion restrictions depending on perspective, showing how the same word can express opposite moral arguments.
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