wolfhood
/wʊlfˈhoʊd/Definitions
1. noun
The quality of being a wolf or having characteristics of a wolf, especially ferocity or savagery.
“The wolfhood of the animal was evident in its sharp teeth and glowing eyes.”
2. noun
A state or period of being in a wild or savage condition, especially in relation to human society.
“The city’s wolfhood was a major concern for the local authorities, who sought to address the issue of homelessness.”