subhuman

/suhb-hyoo-muhn or, often, -yoo-/US // sʌbˈhyu mən or, often, -ˈyu- //UK // (sʌbˈhjuːmən) //

亚人,非人,非人类,亚人类

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : less than or not quite human.
- : almost human: In some respects, the porpoise is subhuman.

as insoulless

Synonyms

I looked into the eyes of people who thought I was subhuman.
They believe that the target group is fully human and simultaneously they believe that the target group is fully subhuman.
Apparently, several composers deemed “subhuman” by his own Nazi party.
He has called the president of the United States a “subhuman mongrel,” and only Hunter S. Thompson can do that.
They were united in their disgust at economic inequalities, corporate rapaciousness, and subhuman working conditions.
She had many nightmares, and in nightmares her voice sounded almost subhuman, like another person.
Both sides imagined the other was a monster, a subhuman worthy only of death.
In their fleeting and impersonal character, however, they are subhuman.
They were things of beauty, but it was a beauty strange, menacing, subhuman.
It seems a strange ending for an angel-song, a far drop from the superhuman to the subhuman.
It was a thing neither man, beast, nor devil, imbued with characteristics subhuman as well as characteristics superhuman.
And St. Cyr, also too subhuman to be impressed by urbanity, hit Martin a clout on the jaw.

/suhb-hyoo-muhn or, often, -yoo-/US // sʌbˈhyu mən or, often, -ˈyu- //UK // (sʌbˈhjuːmən) //

亚人,非人,非人类,亚人类

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : less than or not quite human.
- : almost human: In some respects, the porpoise is subhuman.

as insoulless

Synonyms

I looked into the eyes of people who thought I was subhuman.
They believe that the target group is fully human and simultaneously they believe that the target group is fully subhuman.
Apparently, several composers deemed “subhuman” by his own Nazi party.
He has called the president of the United States a “subhuman mongrel,” and only Hunter S. Thompson can do that.
They were united in their disgust at economic inequalities, corporate rapaciousness, and subhuman working conditions.
She had many nightmares, and in nightmares her voice sounded almost subhuman, like another person.
Both sides imagined the other was a monster, a subhuman worthy only of death.
In their fleeting and impersonal character, however, they are subhuman.
They were things of beauty, but it was a beauty strange, menacing, subhuman.
It seems a strange ending for an angel-song, a far drop from the superhuman to the subhuman.
It was a thing neither man, beast, nor devil, imbued with characteristics subhuman as well as characteristics superhuman.
And St. Cyr, also too subhuman to be impressed by urbanity, hit Martin a clout on the jaw.