inhumane

Infinitive complement

• put: They argued the accommodation was too restrictive, and it was cruel and inhumane to put so many animals in a confined space.

Modifies a noun

• treatment: They were there to protest against the inhumane treatment of asylum seekers throughout the Border Regime.
• act: The question of how the recognizably human can be led to commit inhumane acts is in fact the central concern of the novel.
• manner: We have nothing to do with any group that acts in an inhumane manner.
• weapon: Iran, Libya, Syria, and North Korea are also pursuing these illegitimate and inhumane weapons.
• condition: Along with hundreds of others, they were detained in inhumane conditions in two separate police stations.
• method: Often when they are no longer able to work, inhumane methods are used to put them to death.

Modifying Another Word

• totally: Lets show some true humanity 22nd Jul 2005 Andy from Leeds These attacks prove these people to be totally inhumane.
• completely: In the last five years, I have been a carer, chewed up and spat out by a completely inhumane system.
• often: It adds authorities do not enforce existing labor laws and working conditions are often inhumane, with forced labor still a common practice.
• very: She is " incredibly grateful on some levels to America and the UK for ridding the world of a very inhumane man.
• utterly: And we must not lose our sense that this is an utterly inhumane way to treat people.
• only: These weapons are not only inhumane, they are also illegal.