unhuman

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ human.

Adjective

unhuman (comparative more unhuman, superlative most unhuman)

  1. Not resembling or having the qualities of a human being.

Noun

unhuman (plural unhumans)

  1. One who is not human; nonhuman.

Verb

unhuman (third-person singular simple present unhumans, present participle unhumaning, simple past and past participle unhumaned)

  1. To make less human or removing human qualities

See also

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