troglodyte
/ˈtroʊɡlədaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a person who lives in caves or holes in the ground, especially a primitive or uncivilized one; a cave dweller.
“The archaeologist discovered evidence of troglodytes in the ancient cave system.”
2. noun
a primitive or uncivilized person, often used to describe someone who lives in a remote or isolated area.
“The hikers encountered a group of troglodytes in the wilderness, who were living off the land.”
3. noun
a person who is considered to be a relic of a bygone era, often used to describe someone who is out of touch with modern society.
“The politician was accused of being a troglodyte for his outdated views on social issues.”
4. adjective
relating to or characteristic of troglodytes; primitive, uncivilized, or cave-dwelling.
“The troglodytic lifestyle of the cave dwellers was a stark contrast to the modern city.”