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Meanings of human attribute in English
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Usage of human attribute in English
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He was a parasite, a nerveless, bloodless thing without a single human attribute.
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He goes on to say: "Curiosity is perhaps the central defining human attribute."
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It is extraordinarily difficult, but the facing and overcoming of extraordinary difficulties is another very human attribute.
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What is the natural, the human attribute?
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Madame Wachner, common-looking, plain, almost grotesque in appearance though she was, possessed that rare human attribute, vitality.
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That's a universal human attribute.
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In his reiteration of O'Mara's qualities Allison seemed almost to be assuring himself that infallibility was not a human attribute.
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PR-22-0134's only human attribute was potentiality.
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He has, in general, no human attributes, and certainly no human sympathy.
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The high-concept, high-touch abilities that now matter most are fundamentally human attributes.
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Blatchford, in the name of humanity, is attacking the greatest of human attributes.
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She was the first of them possessed of regular human attributes.
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In ancient times people endowed natural forces-volcanoes, storms-withhuman attributes.
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Language is perhaps the most human of all human attributes.
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Mindlessness and moral idiocy are not characteristically human attributes; they are symptoms of herd-poisoning.
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Self-confidence, backed by good common sense, is one of the most important of human attributes.