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Meanings of inhumane in English
Usage of inhumane in English
1
Animal rights groups cheered the measure as a stand against inhumane practices.
2
He was pro-Soviet while abominating the inhumane Bolshevik treatment of political prisoners.
3
The idea is inhumane and a gross violation of basic European principles.
4
Aquaculture also employs inhumane methods to physically detach parasites from the fish.
5
They are now facing the brutal, hypocritical and inhumane Chinese communist empire.
6
The cat-and-mouse game is a favorite with the inhumane type of wardens.
7
Even before Epstein's death, public defenders had called the MCC conditions inhumane.
8
Animal welfare groups said the dog meat trade was inhumane and unsanitary.
9
They don't deserve to be treated like an animal, it was inhumane!
10
The clerk paused for what seemed like an inhumane length of time.
11
A modern prison is always inhuman, even when it is not inhumane.
12
They saw the hard-line, uncompromising home affairs minister as cruel and inhumane.
13
We will not let this inhumane act cow us into doing otherwise.
14
He said the system currently treats people in an inhumane way.
15
Animal rights groups contend that the force-feeding process is painful, gruesome and inhumane.
16
Relief charity Doctors without Borders said it was cynical and inhumane.
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