subhuman
IPA: sʌbhjˈumʌn
noun
- Anything which is less than human.
adjective
- Less than human; lacking characteristics of a human.
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Examples of "subhuman" in Sentences
- There are no superhuman or subhuman.
- They are subhuman scum, just like you.
- The subhuman's are uniting to conquer the world.
- They had to paint Africans as subhuman or child like.
- In short they were labelled as subhuman and left to die.
- They were godless and brutal and regarded us as subhuman.
- They had the lowliest jobs and lived in subhuman conditions.
- This page presents the concept of subhuman in Nazi ideology.
- He's not afraid to face a ravening, grasping horde of subhumans.
- As a result they were regarded as being subhuman and generally treated as such.
- Can you link to some evolutionist researh in which neanderthals are described as subhuman?
- But is this reason enough to make Bangladeshis live in what can only be described as subhuman conditions?
- And, those conditions can only be described as subhuman - dangerously filthy, and without the most rudimentary sanitary facilities or basic medical care.
- I have purposefully hyphenated the word subhuman in this article to add emphasis to the root of the word which is human because that root word is very important!
- So then Thomas evaded the morality issue by asserting that the homunculus has only a sensitive rather than a rational soul, and therefore can be classified as subhuman and fit for research purposes.
- Denied their identity, defined as subhuman, dispossessed of their land, their country and their freedom, millions became chattels in the ownership of others who convinced themselves that they were true masters of all they surveyed.
- In fact, Zedillo's slavish obeisance to the NAFTA treaty and the neoliberal global economy has increased the number of Mexicans who live below the poverty line, some say by as much as 40%; dislocated millions of peasants and forced them into the edges of the cities to live in subhuman conditions while seeking work; made the Army a power in the civilian government roughly equal to where it stood in 1968 when the UNAM massacre took place; choked off needed funding for the systems of free education and health care; increased dramatically the percentage of Mexicans who are illiterate, addicted, and committing crimes; and produced more billionaires than have France, Great Britain, and Spain combined.