God's inhumanity to man makes countless thousands mourn.
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Inhumanity
Synonyms for "inhumanity" (59 found)
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Closest matches (12)
Strong matches (18)
Related words (29)
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20 translations across 10 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- inhumanitat noun (lack of compassion)
French
1 entries- inhumanité noun (lack of compassion)
German
4 entries- Inhumanität noun (lack of compassion)
- Inhumanität noun (inhuman act)
- Unmenschlichkeit noun (lack of compassion)
- Unmenschlichkeit noun (inhuman act)
Hindi
2 entries- अमानवीयता noun (lack of compassion)
- अमानवीयता noun (inhuman act)
Kazakh
2 entries- адамгершіліксіздік noun (lack of compassion)
- адамгершіліксіздік noun (inhuman act)
Old English
1 entries- unmennisċlīcnes noun (lack of compassion)
Portuguese
2 entries- desumanidade noun (lack of compassion)
- desumanidade noun (inhuman act)
Romanian
3 entries- neomenie noun (lack of compassion)
- neomenie noun (inhuman act)
- neumanitate noun (lack of compassion)
Spanish
3 entries- crueldad noun (lack of compassion)
- crueldad noun (inhuman act)
- inhumanidad noun (lack of compassion)
Swahili
1 entries- unyama noun (lack of compassion)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Inhumanity is one of the signal and characteristic qualities of humanity.
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It's not an individual achievement story that I survived homelessness; it's a story about the inhumanity of the system that allows people to go without homes when there is plenty of shelter for everyone.
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The folly and inhumanity of the “kings of the world” generate wars, genocides, and with impunity kill their “enemies” through starvation, and the potentate who has the most sophisticated and lethal weapons will prevail with his whims.
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