Inhuman
51inhuman — in·hu·man· || ɪn hjuËmÉ™n adj. cruel, unfeeling, savage, cold, lacking compassion; not human …
52inhuman — adjective 1》 lacking positive human qualities; cruel and barbaric. 2》 not human in nature or character. Derivatives inhumanly adverb …
53inhuman — a. Barbarous, brutal, savage, cruel, ruthless, pitiless, remorseless, merciless, fell, ferocious, unfeeling …
54inhuman — adj pitiless, merciless, heartless, unkind, inhumane; unfeeling, uncompassionate, unsympathetic; cruel, hard hearted, stony hearted, marble hearted, cold blooded; cold, callous, insensitive, hardened, obdurate. 2. barbarous, barbaric, savage,… …
55inhuman — in·human …
56inhuman — /ɪnˈhjumən / (say in hyoohmuhn) adjective 1. lacking natural human feeling or sympathy for others; brutal. 2. not human. {late Middle English unhumayn, from Latin inhūmānus. See in 3} –inhumanly, adverb –inhumanness, noun …
57inhuman — in|hu|man adj., t, e (umenneskelig) …
58inhuman — adj ( t, a) …
59inhuman — ịn|hu|man [auch ... ma:n] <lateinisch> (unmenschlich) …
60inhuman — adj. 1 (of a person, conduct, etc.) brutal; unfeeling; barbarous. 2 not of a human type. Derivatives: inhumanly adv. Etymology: L inhumanus (as IN (1), HUMAN) …