Definitions
in the manner of human beings
Word origin
From human (adjective) + -ly (adverbial suffix). Piecewise doublet of humanely (in Middle English as humanly, when human and humane had not yet become different words).
Used in a sentence
“But it was with radiant humanly smiles, in unison with joy bells, that their sister Muriel received them.”
“In the present book Vura-Sereto plays a principal rôle as the Source of Life depicted as a very beautiful woman but devoid of humanly emotions.”
“Tear the mountain that surrounds the unforgiving heart out of our humanly bodies / And replace it with the hand of God holding our heart / We must forgive.”
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01“As people can”7 letters
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