more inhuman

ADJECTIVE

animal, savage

Synonyms

WEAK

barbaric barbarous bestial brutal cannibalistic cold-blooded cruel devilish diabolical fell ferocious fiendish fierce grim hateful heartless implacable malicious malign malignant mean merciless pitiless relentless remorseless ruthless truculent uncompassionate unfeeling unkind unrelenting unsympathetic vicious

Antonyms

WEAK

animate human/humane sensate

ADJECTIVE

animal

Synonyms

STRONGEST

barbaric barbarous brutal cold-blooded cruel hateful heartless inhumane malicious merciless ruthless savage vicious

WEAK

bestial cannibalistic devilish diabolical fell ferocious fiendish fierce grim implacable malign malignant mean pitiless relentless remorseless truculent uncompassionate unfeeling unkind unrelenting unsympathetic wolfish

Antonyms

STRONGEST

civilized compassionate considerate feeling friendly gentle giving good kind merciful nice pleasant polite sympathetic thoughtful

WEAK

human

Example Sentences

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In 1956, as Beckett was writing it, he described it as “Rather difficult and elliptic, mostly depending on the power of the text to claw, more inhuman than ‘Godot.’”

From New York Times • Feb. 2, 2023

A cool monotone seemed more inhuman and threatening to us.

From Salon • Aug. 26, 2017

Albee's people are less odd, but more inhuman.

From Time Magazine Archive

Proponents of the system argue that a state adoption agency's handling of an unwanted child often proves far more inhuman.

From Time Magazine Archive

I don't know of a better measure of the brutalizing effect of war—it's bringing us to take a new and more inhuman standard to measure events by.

From The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I by Hendrick, Burton Jesse