unanatomical

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ anatomical.

Adjective

unanatomical (comparative more unanatomical, superlative most unanatomical)

1. Not anatomical.
   • 2007, Julian B. Carter, The Heart of Whiteness, page 81:

     […] a politely apolitical and unanatomical language for figuring sexual difference […]

2. Not anatomically correct.
   • 1840, Friendship's Offering: And Winter's Wreath, page 71:

     […] the action, being no longer impeded by these mechanical obstacles, is far more varied; but still the figures are unanatomical and graceless in the extreme.