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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a primitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing basic or fundamental concepts, often in fields like anthropology, computer science, or philosophy.
Example: "In the study of early human societies, we often view their tools and practices as a primitive reflection of their cultural values."
Alternatives: "as a basic form" or "as a fundamental concept".
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Still, Ukrainian nationalism repelled him as a primitive peasant throwback.
An animal called Mesorhinosuchus was described as a primitive phytosaur from the Lower Triassic of Germany.
The QCA Flip-Flop is used as a primitive cell to design PIM architecture.
We don't think of Bach as a primitive version of Mozart.
Stigmatized as a primitive, or even wicked religion, Vodou is inherently progressive and inclusive, McAlister continues.
/ His head tilts slightly sideways, just a hair, / as a primitive focus / comes to life".
Interview with him refutes the Encyclopaedia Britannica's description of the Masai as a primitive tribe.
Reiniger decribed herself as a "primitive caveman artist", but her work is anything but simple.
Shuvosaurus was originally described as a primitive ornithomimosaur, or ostrich dinosaur, but it was only known from a partial skull.
Perhaps because welding is mostly used in construction technology, it is viewed by many as a primitive science.
Some nominalists avoid imperfect-community problems by taking the naturalness of a class as a primitive notion.
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