Inhuman Meaning in English
word
/ˌɪnˈhjumən/
in-HYOO-muhn
/ɪnhjˈuːmən/
in-hyOO-muhn
Definición
Describes actions or behavior that are extremely cruel, lacking kindness or compassion, and not showing human qualities.
Uso & Matices
Formal/serious word, often used in news, legal, or moral contexts to describe extreme cruelty or a lack of empathy. Not used for minor rudeness—reserve for severe actions. Can describe people, acts, or systems.
Spanish: inhumanoPortuguese (BR): desumanoPortuguese (PT): desumanoChinese (Simplified): 不人道的 - 残忍的Chinese (Traditional): 不人道的 - 殘忍的Hindi: अमानवीयArabic: غير إنسانيBengali: অমানবিকRussian: бесчеловечныйJapanese: 非人道的 - 人間らしくないVietnamese: vô nhân đạoKorean: 비인간적인Turkish: insanlık dışı - gayriinsaniUrdu: غیر انسانیIndonesian: tidak manusiawi
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The soldiers committed inhuman acts during the war.
basic
It is inhuman to treat prisoners badly.
basic
The dog was rescued from inhuman conditions.
basic
How could anyone be so inhuman to ignore their neighbor's suffering?
natural
Leaving people in the cold without shelter is just inhuman.
natural
Her face showed an almost inhuman lack of emotion.
natural