Inhumanoid: meaning, definitions and examples

This is a repetition of 'inhumanoid' and is not widely recognized or used in English. Similar to the first entry.

Used to refer to beings or things that are not human, often in scientific, philosophical, or speculative contexts.

• The researchers were studying non-human primates.
• He speculated about the existence of non-human intelligences in the universe.

Typically refers to actions or behaviors that lack compassion or humanity, often with a negative connotation. It can also describe something monstrous or cruel.

• The prisoner was subjected to inhuman treatment.
• His inhuman strength was both terrifying and awe-inspiring.

Best used to describe beings from another planet or something that is foreign and unfamiliar. Often used in science fiction and immigration contexts.

• The spacecraft was piloted by an alien from a distant galaxy.
• The food tasted alien to him, but he decided to try it anyway.