Meanings of extremely primitive in English

Indeed, their ideas of criminal procedure in general are extremely primitive.

Of mankind in this extremely primitive condition we have no traces.

Because of this, we regard monotheism as an extremely primitive and limiting point of view.

They are an extremely primitive people, and for the most part dispense altogether with clothing.

They are researching a group of animals called Acoela, which, in evolutionary terms, are extremely primitive.

There are three cases on record in the older literature of penises extremely primitive in development.

Our present, slow climb has been the product of the extremely primitive survivors of those disasters.

A sort of extremely primitive computer file.

Granted, lipreading's an extremely primitive technique.

Spinning and weaving in some extremely primitive fashion were evolved, so that the people were not entirely clothed in skins.

For example: the Company will gradually introduce the manufacture of goods into the settlements which will, of course, be extremely primitive at their inception.

The Lituanian language even as it is now spoken by the common people, contains some extremely primitive grammatical forms-insome cases almost identical with Sanskrit.