Human is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person
• a human being.
• any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage
• human being
ADJECTIVE:
• like a human being
• relating to or characteristic of humankind
• of or characteristic of people as opposed to God or animals or machines, especially in being susceptible to weaknesses
• showing the better qualities of humankind, such as kindness
• of or belonging to the genus "Homo".
• of or typical of people
• Belonging to man or mankind; having the qualities or attributes of a man; of or pertaining to man or to the race of man; as, a human voice; human shape; human nature; human sacrifices.
• characteristic of humanity
• relating to a person
• having human form or attributes as opposed to those of animals or divine beings

Words related to HUMAN

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Words that contain HUMAN

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How to use HUMAN in a sentence

• Now it is the desire of every normal human being to satisfy all his instincts.
• But whatever be fairly due to AEsop, the human tradition called Fables is not due to him.
• And yet, despite these iron limits, communication is not only one of the especial delights, but also one of the chief uses, of human life.
• But, for my part, strip my neighbourhood of human beings, and I should think it one of the greatest privations I could undergo.
• Possessing these merits, he had also his fair share of human defects.
• Quite unconscious of the scientific problem, many human races have performed precisely similar experiments through centuries of time.
• It showed a disregard of my personal feelings, of all adult human weakness.
• I remember that my first impression of him was that he was so completely beneath the domination of some idea or remembrance that, at that moment, no human being could touch him.
• It changes human governments only as it changes the human character.
• The sex distinction which exists in the human world is due to the lack of education for woman, who has been denied equal opportunity for development and advancement.
• God has created us all human, and all countries of the world are parts of the same globe.
• There were moments when her spirit furiously rebelled, when she felt that the sacrifice was too great, when the limits of human endurance forbade submission to her lot.
• It may be that something more is yet within the reach of human ingenuity.
• I need not tell you that a camp-fire is human and that trees are human.
• He turned one look upon the white youth, and it was a look that Rod had never thought could come into the face of a human being.
• I approach each problem not only from the economic but from the human angle.
• Truth, not orthodoxy, is the sovereign mistress of the human intellect.
• He knew that he was in a very good humour, capable of miracles, and he therefore determined that he would seize the opportunity to find the human side of Mr.
• The mere possibility of the query is an extraordinary example of the way in which we miss the main points of human history.
• It is a different sensation from any other in the experience of a human being, and must actually be experienced to be understood.
• They may then become conspicuous to reflection, be strengthened by the relations which they establish in life, and be henceforth called works of human art.
• There is not one person on board who looks as though he or she had left a human being behind who had any claim to be regretted.
• All spheres of human life are capable of sanctification and will receive it.

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