Inhuman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INHUMAN in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• lacking desirable human qualities
• lacking human qualities of compassion and mercy; cruel and barbaric
• not human in nature or character
• cruel or brutal
• Destitute of the kindness and tenderness that belong to a human being; cruel; barbarous; savage; unfeeling; as, an inhuman person or people.
• Characterized by, or attended with, cruelty; as, an inhuman act or punishment.
• without compunction or human feeling
• belonging to or resembling something nonhuman

Words related to INHUMAN

antihuman14 inhumanly17 inhumanness16

Words that contain INHUMAN

inhumane13 inhumanly17 inhumaner14 inhumanely18 inhumanity18 inhumanest15 inhumanness16 inhumanities17 inhumannesses18

How to use INHUMAN in a sentence

• It was inhuman in its beginning, inhuman in its progress, and inhuman to the very end.
• He shook his head at me with an air of sad wisdom, and I could read little comfort in his inhuman grey eyes.
• But we condemn them both, because they are inhuman forms of violence.
• It was the laughter of a mob of damned souls, an inhuman, despairing mockery of God.
• He was not, indeed, inhuman enough to condemn his wife to perpetual exile.
• It was such a cruelly inhuman thing to impose an ideal like that upon a woman.
• I have heard the poor creatures beg as for their lives, of the inhuman overseer, to desist from his cruel punishment.
• The manners of the people seem every where much changed, and are becoming gross and inhuman.
• What inhuman demon ever induced them to place themselves in such position, God only knows.
• It is no wonder, if the horrid pain of such inhuman tortures incline them to rebel.
• Still he thought it barely possible that the change of air and the waters of the celebrated spring might recover her, notwithstanding all his inhuman anticipations.
• THE humanitarian spirit, born 1900 years ago, effectually checked all inhuman practices for disposal of the unfit.
• The mounds of virtue being thus broken down, Nero gave a loose to appetites that were not only sordid, but inhuman.
• By this inhuman proceeding the aged parents were deprived of seeing their last and only son buried, as were the widow of the deceased and five children.
• She lies there like a jewel among the inhuman rocks, and Serchio for ever whispers her name.
• France, indeed, was in a fury throughout when the news came of the inhuman slaughter of its citizens.
• All the slaves from Isonzo to Scutari are groaning under the yoke of an inhuman Austro-Magyar regime, and are singing of Serbia as their redeemer from chains and shame.
• Besides, it would have been almost inhuman to delay the meeting of the husband and wife, so long parted.
• Gaining every day some further knowledge of the inhuman habits and customs of these people, their being so thinly scattered through the country ceased to be a matter of surprise.
• This harsh announcement on the part of the inhuman clock seemed to render the situation intolerable.
• The inhuman noises and the distressing, incomprehensible appeal had continued.
• Actually it would have been inhuman, if not impossible, to have forced them at that season of the year to attempt the mountains.
• But the barbarous and inhuman villains, far from being frightened away, had the audacity to stand against me, although they saw that I was armed.
• If the lessons had seemed hard at the outset, the young men now regarded the tax demanded on their brains as little short of inhuman.
• Far up the steep is a cave in which the bones of many of the old savages were deposited in the days of civil war and inhuman sacrifices.
• I used to think he must be something inhuman, horrible.
• At one time that was regarded as a cruel and even inhuman method.
• This subject could not be indifferent to those, who had exerted themselves as a body for the annihilation of this inhuman traffic.
• We must not regard time as an external, inhuman, unconscious process.
• That inhuman person committed an outrage on his family by making a fortune in the soap and candle trade.
• What is called politics is comparatively something so superficial and inhuman, that, practically, I have never fairly recognized that it concerns me at all.
• Indeed, never before nor since have I heard such a frightful, inhuman power of profanity, such hideous oaths and threats.
• He seemed to some of us in those days almost wanting in sensibility, almost inhuman in his serenity.
• Imagination has been exhausted in her efforts to deck him with revolting and inhuman attributes.

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