inhumanism
- noun
- /ɪnˈhjuːmənɪzəm/
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inhumanidad
- The inhumanism displayed during the war shocked the entire world.
Examples
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Many activists spoke out against the inhumanism shown in the treatment of refugees.
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The novel explores the consequences of inhumanism in a society that has lost empathy.
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The documentary exposed the inhumanism of the regime's actions against its citizens.
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Many writers criticize the inhumanism of modern society.
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The documentary exposed the inhumanism of the regime's actions against its citizens.
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Many activists spoke out against the inhumanism shown in the treatment of refugees.
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The novel explores the consequences of inhumanism in a society that has lost empathy.
Synonyms
187
5.6
Very cruel and violent actions that hurt people
151
8.1
A very cruel or violent act that shocks people, often against innocent people
129
3.2
Actions that hurt people or animals on purpose
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8.0
A very cruel act that hurts or kills many people
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6.6
Very cruel actions that show no care for other people
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7.3
To show no pity or kindness to reach a goal
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8.4
Very cruel and violent behavior that hurts people
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6.4
Cruel treatment of a person or animal, often over a long time
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4.1
Lack of care for other people
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8.3
An act that causes someone great pain and suffering on purpose
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4.5
Wanting to hurt or make others suffer
Lack of pity or care for other people
Very cruel actions that shock people
A very cruel way of behaving that shows no kindness
A lack of pity or mercy for other people
Being unkind and cruel to other people on purpose
Antonyms
How Cruel
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inhumanism puts in- 'not' before human, with -ism 'belief' or 'condition'. This makes it a word for a 'not human' attitude or way of acting, which is why it can mean extreme cruelty or a lack of compassion.