humanoid

see definition of humanoid

adjmanlike

Synonyms for humanoid

adj manlike

Antonyms for humanoid

general

anthropomorphic

adjective. manlike

anthropomorphous

adjective. manlike

Word Origin & History

1912 (adj.), an anthropological hybrid from human + -oid. As a noun, from 1925. Earlier (1906) brand name of a type of cow's milk altered to be closer to human milk intended as food for infants.

Example Sentences for humanoid

Physiologically, the Lhari are—well, humanoid, if you like that better.

All the smart people on Terra, he explained, had Sheshan humanoid servants.

Though he was humanoid, Earth had never seen creatures just like him.

From that they derive the secondary assumption that humanoid types will be scarce.

While humanoid, the creature was very far indeed from being human.

All planets had humanoid 'guardians,' the Arpalones and Arpales.

It was a shock to know that the aliens had combined against the humanoid Federation.

There weren't a quarter of that number in the fleet of any world, humanoid or alien!

Human or humanoid, the creature would still have to live on Dis.

The humanoid saw Kennon and gasped, a tiny indrawn sound of surprise.

humanoid

Synonyms for humanoid

Antonyms for humanoid

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