Definitions
belonging to or resembling something nonhuman
Word origin
From Middle English inhumayne, from Middle French inhumain and its etymon Latin inhūmānus.
Used in a sentence
““Well, so you are,’ Martha answered. ‘It struck me once or twice. You don’t ook like him, but you’ve got the same voice ind walk and you appear to have the same ‘ort of inhuman strength. Look at this.””
“For Eugene O’Neill the sea is usually the constant symbol of these eternal realities, the inhuman powers of nature against which men and women must measure their puny strength.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Cruelly lacking compassion”7 letters
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