#conceptual lexicon

• Anthropy — A theoretical concept designating the totality of qualities, manifestations, and characteristics specific to human nature or the state of being human. In some modern philosophical and systemic approaches, the term is used by analogy with entropy to describe the measure of organization, transformation, or degradation of social and cultural structures under the effect of humanity's collective action.
• Anthropomorphy — The state, quality, or trait of being anthropomorphic; the presence of a human shape, structure, or appearance in non-human organisms, objects, or artistic depictions. In biology, the term can describe the degree of external morphological similarity between certain primates and the human species.
• Harmonizable — Capable of being harmonized, structurally compatible; suitable for a pleasant, proportioned, or musical blending with other elements within the same ensemble. In a conceptual sense, it describes an idea, a shade, a sound frequency, or a social structure capable of coexisting without conflicts and contributing to the overall balance of a system.