1. opposed to or rejecting the theory of biological evolution
Usage: commonly used in educational and religious contexts

1. opposition to the theory of biological evolution; the position or movement that rejects evolutionary theory
Usage: often used in discussions of science education policy

Examples

• The school board debated antievolution policies for the science curriculum.
• Some religious groups promote antievolution viewpoints in their communities.
• The antievolution movement has influenced textbook selection in several states.
• Teachers faced pressure from antievolution advocates regarding how evolution was taught.
• Antievolution arguments often cite gaps in the fossil record.
• The documentary examined the history of antievolution activism in American schools.